Short Message (Messaging) Service



Short Message (Messaging) Service


@ --------at
ADN --------any day now
AFAIK --------as far as I know
ATB --------all the best
B --------be
BBL --------be back late(r)
BCNU --------be seeing you
BFN --------bye for now
B4 --------before
BRB --------be right back
BTW --------by the way
BWD --------backwardz
C --------see
CU --------see you
CUL8R --------see you later
F2F --------face to face
F2T --------free to talk
FWD --------forward
FWIW --------for what it’s worth
FYI --------for your information
GAL --------get a life
GR8 --------great
HAND --------have a nice day
H8 --------hate
HTH --------hope this helps
IC I --------see
ILUVU --------I love you
IMHO --------in my humble opinion
IMO --------in my opinion
IOW --------in other words
JIC --------just in case
JK --------just kidding
KIT --------keep in touch
KWIM --------know what I mean?
L8 --------late
L8R --------later
LOL --------lots of luck /laughing out loud
MOB --------mobile
MSG --------message
MYOB --------mind your own business
NE --------any
NE1 --------anyone
NO1 --------no one
OIC --------oh, I see
OTOH --------on the other hand
PCM --------please call me
PLS --------please
PPL --------people
R --------are
RU --------are you
RUOK --------are you okay?
SIT --------stay in touch
SOM1 --------someone
SPK --------speak
THKQ --------thank you
TTYL --------talk to you later
TX --------thanks
U --------you
UR --------you are
WAN2 --------want to
WAN2TLK --------want to talk?
WERV U BIN --------where have you been?
W/ --------with
WKND --------weekend
WOT --------what
WU --------what’s up?
X --------kiss
XLNT --------excellent
XOXOX --------hug and kisses
YR --------your



1 --------one
2 --------to, too, two
2DAY --------today
2MORO --------tomorrow
2NITE --------tonight
3SUM --------threesum
4 --------for


SYMBOLS


:-) --------I’m happy ( a smily)
:~( --------I am unhappy
:-X --------my lips are sealed
:-Q --------I don’t understand
;-) --------I’m winking
X= --------Fingers crossed
:-P --------I’m sticking my tongue out
:-D --------I’m laughing
:-( --------I’m crying
:-/ --------I’m sceptical
:-o --------I’m surprised

Comments

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26 January 2008 at 12:19
Unknown said…
dear bedre,
good luck
bye
dr.basavaraj n.s.
26 January 2008 at 12:21
SUSRI said…
SMS is the order of the day, shorning of messages is the trend.
useful,thoughtful message that fits the small mobile screen is like fitting in jigsaw pieces in the prototype of a globe.
beautifying language in other words is playing with language. the tips that you have given here make enjoying the usage of language on one more cushioned track
thanks for finding beauty spots on the beautiful body of a beauty called "ENGLISH LANGUAGE"
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3 February 2008 at 18:14
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