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List of English spoken abbreviations
Modern man is always in a hurry, and therefore he has to constantly accelerate, save time. And even in correspondence with loved ones, in order not to waste extra seconds, we tend to shorten words, or even entire phrases. Words like “pjl”, “sps”, “norm” and others can only puzzle a foreigner. But in the same English, too, there are many abbreviations that are extremely popular among native speakers.
And today's edition. "Site" He'll tell you what. reductions in English in correspondence They are used most often. You’ve probably seen some of these words before in one form or another. In any case, the information below can expand the horizons of knowledge in the language being studied. Now you will always understand what the English-speaking interlocutor wants from you.
Although at first glance abbreviations seem a ridiculous set of letters, on further examination it becomes clear that there is a certain logic here. In some cases, numbers are replaced by consonant parts of words, sometimes vowels are thrown away, and sometimes abbreviations are abbreviations composed of the initial letters of all known words.
If you can remember more than one hundred (or even a thousand) English words, then reduction of words in English They'll be up to you. But now you will be able to correspond with native speakers on equal terms and even deeper plunge into the English-speaking environment.
And today's edition. "Site" He'll tell you what. reductions in English in correspondence They are used most often. You’ve probably seen some of these words before in one form or another. In any case, the information below can expand the horizons of knowledge in the language being studied. Now you will always understand what the English-speaking interlocutor wants from you.
Although at first glance abbreviations seem a ridiculous set of letters, on further examination it becomes clear that there is a certain logic here. In some cases, numbers are replaced by consonant parts of words, sometimes vowels are thrown away, and sometimes abbreviations are abbreviations composed of the initial letters of all known words.
- 2DAY, 2MORO – Today, Tomorrow
- 2U, 4U - to you, for you, for you
- AFAIK - as far as I know
- ATB - All the Best - All the Best
- BAU - Business as usual - as usual
- BF - boyfriend - young man (courtman)
- BRB - to be right back - I'll be right back
- BTW - by the way - by the way
- COS - because - because - because
- CUL8R – Call You Later –
- CWOT – Complete Waste of Time – A Waste of Time
- EZ - easy - just (easy)
- FYI - for your information - for your information
- GTG - got to go - forced to leave
- HAND - have a nice day - a good day
- HRU - how are you like your business
- ICBW - it could have been worse
- IMHO - in my humble opinion - in my humble opinion
- IYKWIM - if you know what I mean - if you know what I mean
- J.K. - Just kidding - Just kidding (just kidding)
- KOTC – Kiss on the Cheek
- LOL - laughing out loud - very funny
- LTNS - Long Time No See - Long Time No See
- Luv U2 – I love you too
- MON – The Middle of Nowhere
- MTE - My thoughts are effective - I think the same thing
- I miss you so much, I miss you so much.
- MYOB – Mind Your Own Business
- NP - no problem - no problem
- OIC - oh, I see - Ah, that's it (now understood)
- ROFL – rolling of the floor laughing
- THNQ - thank you - thank you
- TTYL - talk to you later - talk to you later
- XOXO - hugs and kisses - hugs and kisses
- ZZZ - sleeping - falling asleep (in the arms of Morpheus)
If you can remember more than one hundred (or even a thousand) English words, then reduction of words in English They'll be up to you. But now you will be able to correspond with native speakers on equal terms and even deeper plunge into the English-speaking environment.
