Nov 20, 2009
22 evidences that English has been preparing for Twitter for a long time
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- etc
- s/b
- w/
- tho
- …
- e.g.
- ergo
- re:
- btw
- fwiw
- &
- wanna
- gotta
- gonna
- thru
- ok
- 1
- 2
- 4
- 8
- ’
- :)
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Nov 20, 2009
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luv
imho
roflm*o
u betcha
d’oh!
cf.
cuz
‘Zup?
Jeet?
Yrs
And, not in the dictionary but very important, BBQ.
<3
dunno
what does fwiw mean?
i submit: ftw and fml.
for what it’s worth.
what are ftw and fml?
I’d b an unexpressive and unfulfilled mess w/o “LOL”
ima = I am going to
e.g. “ima go home”
to replace #16 -> k
also, ttyl (talk to you later)
and gtg (got to go)
and idk (i don’t know)
thx
brb (be right back)
np (no problems)
neway (anyway)
wtf? (pardon me?)
bs! (I disagree)
r and u (as in, how r u?)
idk, my bff jill? lol
of course our grandparents had:
ttfn
gp
g2k
fyi
cya
Copy & Paste the following page to see what all the common texts/twitter abbreviations mean:
http://www.webopedia.com/quick_ref/textmessageabbreviations.asp
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