25 best text messages to understand talk lingo shorthand – Transl8it! understand text and talk lingo

25 best text messages to understand talk lingo shorthand

As desktop internet messaging has turned into common shortened and fresh jargon, text messaging language is becoming even more abbreviated. Even with the best messages, one is left to decipher the meaning of a message. Shorthand is done to help accommodate quick typing and use of mobile devices, also with numerous conversations all happening at once. However, amidst the confusion we pack meaningful information, as well as decent etiquette and politeness into our messages and do so to be both quick and correct when communicating.

What are the most common best messages to understand text and talk lingo?

Transl8it shows you the best message jargon and expressions that can be translated to english and back to lingo. This shorthand is the fresh jargon that saves keystrokes but can quickly confuse conversations. For example, if in a conversation someone types the best message and says ty (thank you) and you say yw (you're welcome) ….is anyone else going to understand that?

The following are examples of fresh jargon and the best message slang that conveys spontaneous emotion and private expressions and what you will find in many common conversations on mobile phones, talk rooms, twitter, facebook, instant messaging and more. The following are the twenty five best messages to understand text and talk lingo.

Best message list for text and talk lingo:

BRB – Be Right Back

BTW – By The Way -or- Bring The Wheelchair

B4N – Bye For Now

BCNU – Be Watching You

BFF – Best Friends Forever -or- Best Friend's Funeral

CYA – Cover Your Booty -or- See Ya

DBEYR – Don't Believe Everything You Read

DILLIGAS – Do I Look Like I Give A Sh**

FUD – Fear, Uncertainty, and Disinformation

FWIW – For What It's Worth -or- Left behind Where I Was

GTG – Good to Go or G2G got to go

ILY – I Love You

IMHO – In My Modest Opinion

IRL – In Real Life

ISO – In Search Of

J/K – Just Kidding

k – ok or is that ok?

LMAO – Laughing My Caboose Off

LOL – Laughing Out Noisy -or- Lots Of Love -or- Living On Lipitor

LYLAS – Love You Like A Sister

MHOTY – My Hat's Off To You

NIMBY – Not In My Back Yard

NP – No Problem -or- Nosy Parents

NUB – Fresh person to a site or game

POV – Point Of View

PROPS – Decent Respect and Acknowledgement

RBTL – Read Inbetween The Lines

ROTFLMAO – Rolling On The Floor Laughing My Culo Off

RT – Real Time -or- ReTweet -or- Retweet

THX or TX or THKS – Thanks

SITD – Still In The Dark

SOL – Sh** Out of Luck -or- Sooner Or Later

STBY – Gargles To Be You

SWAK – Sealed (or Sent) With A Smooch

TFH – Thread From Hell

RTM or RTFM – Read The Manual -or- Read The F***ing Manual

TLC – Tender Loving Care

TMI – Too Much Information

TTYL – Talk To You Later -or- Type To You Later

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