Honh Hängh Houngh?

When discussing the subject of laughter, the Americans are very particular about our "haha"s being generic, our "hehe"s being a little more silly, our "lol"s meaning we're not really laughing at all, and our "hoho"s being left up to Santa, but what has really made me curious this weekend has been the subject of how to spell out laughter in another language. Some other languages also stick to simple hahas and hehes, but what do you do if you're from France and you have the stereotypical French-accent laughter?

You know the one I'm talking about: The one that you hear in cartoons when a man twirls his mustache and laughs that dramatic laugh while calling some lady mademoiselle or Mon Chéri.

It has been tearing my brain apart trying to figure out how to spell this. I really want to make it my facebook status, but I have no idea how to go about doing this short of typing "*laughing like a French person*" into the bar, which feels like a cop out.

My pastor claims that it's spelled "Hängh", and I'm well aware that Jay knows everything in the world that there is to know, but I still can't be sure. If you know how to phonetically spell French laughter, please let me know in the comments. I would be forever in your debt.

Why today was awesome: I spent the weekend with one of my best friends and we had a BLAST!

My year in numbers:

How Many Books I've Read: 3.5

How Many Times I've Lost My Key: 5

How Many Bowls of Soup I've Consumed: 11