Texting with your Droid Bionic isn’t about proper English. However, many of the abbreviations and shortcuts used in texting are slowly becoming part of the English language, such as LOL and BRB.
The weird news is that these acronyms weren’t invented by teenagers. Sure, the kids use them, but the acronyms find their roots in the Internet chat rooms of yesteryear. Regardless of a shortcut’s source, you might find it handy for typing messages quickly. Or, maybe you can use this reference for deciphering an acronym’s meaning. You can type acronyms in either upper- or lowercase.
Text | Translation |
---|---|
2 | To, also |
411 | Information |
BRB | Be right back |
BTW | By the way |
CYA | See you |
FWIW | For what it’s worth |
FYI | For your information |
GB | Goodbye |
GJ | Good job |
GR8 | Great |
GTG | Got to go |
HOAS | Hold on a second |
IC | I see |
IDK | I don’t know |
IMO | In my opinion |
JK | Just kidding |
K | Okay |
L8R | Later |
LMAO | Laughing my [rear] off |
LMK | Let me know |
LOL | Laugh out loud |
NC | No comment |
NP | No problem |
OMG | Oh my goodness! |
PIR | People in room (watching) |
POS | Person over shoulder (watching) |
QT | Cutie |
ROFL | Rolling on the floor, laughing |
SOS | Someone over shoulder (watching) |
TC | Take care |
THX | Thanks |
TIA | Thanks in advance |
TMI | Too much information |
TTFN | Ta-ta for now (goodbye) |
TTYL | Talk to you later |
TY | Thank you |
U2 | You, too |
UR | Your, you are |
VM | Voice mail |
W8 | Wait |
XOXO | Hugs and kisses |
Y | Why? |
YW | You’re welcome |
ZZZ | Sleeping |
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