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can someone show me the abbreviation of english? like 'plz' of 'please', 'tmr' of 'tomorrow'.
Oct 16, 2010 3:09 AM
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Here is a list of the most commonly used im, sms abbreviations while texting or chatting. So you now longer have to scratch your head on look in a online.
www.snaphow.com/list-of-sms-abbreviations-meaning-of-texting-words-symbols
October 16, 2010
-FYI: For Your Information
-LOL: Laugh At Loud
-U: You
-Me 2: Me Too
-W.E: What Ever
-Sux: Sucks (as an:the movie was "bad"/the movie sucked)
-4got: Forgot
-N: and
-GF: Girl Friend
-W: With
-R: are
-cuz/cus/bcus: Because
-IDK: I Don't Know
-Congrats: Congratulations
-4: For (I went 4 a walk)
-Emo: Emotional
-2: To (is up 2 them)
umm IDK, hope that helps
October 16, 2010
b/c: Because
w/e: Whatever
thx: Thanks
kk: Ok
lolz: same as LOL (laugh out loud)
ttyl: Talk to you later
cya: See ya
brb: Be right back
idc: i don't care
idk: i don't know
gratz: Congratulations
plz: please
tbc: to be continued
TBA: to be announced (often seen on school schedules for class locations that haven't been decided yet)
lmao: laughing my a** off
lmfao: laughing my f***** a** off
roflmao: rolling on the floor laughing my a** off (there are many more of these adding more vulgarities... typically, the longer the abbreviation, the harder someone is laughing)
ez: easy
tl;dr: Too long; didn't read
tl;dw: Too long; didn't watch
inb4: in before (used when making an obvious pun before someone else has the chance to make the pun; hence "before")
b4: before
l8tr: later
... I'll post more if I can think of them...
October 16, 2010
THANX ASAP as soon as possible
October 16, 2010
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Language Skills
Chinese (Mandarin), Chinese (Cantonese), Chinese (Other), English, Spanish
Learning Language
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