Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Selfie"

A: Rather than take a photo of someone, they take a photo of themselves.

A: A picture of yourself, taken by yourself.

A: selfie is taking a photo of yourself

A: I haven't heard this word before, but I have heard of the action behind it. It's like baiting someone with a picture. aka trying to get someone's attention who you think is really cute and/or attractive.

A: It is a picture that you take of yourself with a camera.

This is a selfie:

A: 1) wanna take a selfie?/ let's take a selfie Asking if they wish to take a picture
2) look at this selfie I took.
Showing someone a I tire of yourself.
3) you have so many selfies!
Referring to how many selfies someone has
4) you look so good in this selfie!
Complementing someone's selfie.

A: “My selfie” = meu/minha selfie
“In selfie” = ??? I’ve never heard of this, maybe you heard some say, “put it in selfie mode” meaning “put on the front-facing camera”
“Tour selfie” = ??? I’ve never heard that used anywhere haha

A: "I'm trying to take a selfie" is correct. "Trying take a selfie" is grammatically wrong, you need to add "to".

A:
네, 맞아요

A: カジュアルな言い方なら、

I'm too embarrassed lol!!

Sorry, I don't look good right now haha!

A: I think it's, "On this app, you can manipulate a selfie to look like a famous picture and drawing"

A: The way you have written it, "Let's take a selfie together" is fine :)

A: Surprised is fairly neutral. not really positive or negative. If you want to communicate that you didn't like it you could say something like "I was disappointed to see that you sent me a selfie." or you could simply follow the original sentence using "surprised" with another sentence like "I was hoping to continue talking to you without exchanging pictures."

A: This is yesterday’s selfie lol today I don’t have so much / any. makeup 😂

A: The only thing that sounds a little unnatural is “in” it should be “on”

I took a selfie with the military on Bastille day in Paris.
:)

A: I took a selfie with the military on Bastille day in Paris.

A: "Can I take a selfie with you" or "may I have a selfie with you" , any of the two can be used. You usually say, " take a look at this."