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[Ajido-Marujido]

I have slang languages to use while text messaging on cellphone:

Single letters can replace words. Examples:

• be becomes b
• see becomes c
• are becomes r
• you becomes u
• why becomes y
• and becomes n
• to becomes t

Single digits can replace words. Examples:

• ate becomes 8
• for becomes 4
• to or too becomes 2

A single letter or digit can replace a syllable. Examples:

• ate becomes 8, so:
  • activate becomes activ8
  • great becomes gr8
  • mate becomes m8
  • later becomes l8r or l8a
  • plates becomes pl8s
  • skater becomes sk8r or sk8a
• for or Fore becomes 4, so:
  • before becomes (combining both of the above) b4
  • therefore becomes der4
  • therefore becomes th4

There are miscellaneous adaptations of characters. Examples:

However, these are fairly uncommon for the pure reason that they take even longer to type than the originals for the average typist.

• ss becomes $
• oo becomes %
• orr becomes or only write one letter in a sequence
  • For example, Sorry becomes Sry, and Tomorrow becomes Tomorow (further abbreviated to 2moro and later to 2mro).

Characters and punctuation are removed to shorten messages:

• Vowels are removed such that the sequence of consonants remain and the word is still recognisable.
  • For example, between becomes btwn and yearbook becomes yrbk.
• Whole words may be omitted, especially articles.
• Punctuation may be removed; only question mark and exclamation marks are generally used. The space and capital letter is often omitted after a period.

“/” signifies abbreviation, such as “w/” for with and “s/t” for something.

Other transcriptions of slang or dialect terms can be used if shorter than the original words, as in cos (with fewer letters than because.)

Other text or txt

• Sorry is Sry or soz
• Text is txt
• With is wiv
• Because is coz or bcz
• Talk to you later is ttyl
• Laugh out loud is lol
• Please is plz
• Forever is 4eva
• I don't know is idk
• Homework is hw
• rolling on the floor laughing is Rofl
• Roflmao is Rolling on floor, laughing my ass off
• Got to go is g2g or gtg
• text back is txt bck or tb
• be right back is brb
• i love you is ily or luv u
• hold on is hld on or h/o
• whatever is w/e
• comment me back is cmb (used for social networking sites)
• of course is ov cors
• oh my god is omg
• tomorrow is tmr
• something is sth
• probably is probz or prbly

There are a number of commonly recognised txt abbreviations which can be found in the list below, or at transl8it!, which allows for translations to and from English.

• hello becomes hi
• i don't care becomes idc
• i don't know becomes IDK
• i don't think so becomes IDTS
• at the moment becomes atm
• by the way becomes btw

 

[shelinda]

hehe, using slang languages is fun

I ussually use ryt for right on SMS.

 

[A-n0nymouZ]

aye for yes... they sumtimes even use iiii instead
nae or nah or nay for no
yea.. usin slang is fun
but sumtimes i just dun get what peeps say coz they r usin slang
so sumtimes its probly betta if we just use the rite spelling and the rite use of words rather than use slang at netime coz it can b missunderstood by the otha
there r loads of weird slang out there in england.. ppl there use slang a hell lot

 

[Caecilia_R]

Slanguange? Recently I use "dummy-tummy" for those dullards.

 

[Ajido-Marujido]

Slanguange? Recently I use "dummy-tummy" for those dullards.

I don't get what you mean

 

[soulcrash]

slang words = words that come out without thinking

e.g. aaaa , no , stop it!, eh, ah

 

[Ajido-Marujido]

seems Caecilia_R just njeplak, so that i'm dizzy

 

[yamiza]

Hmm...
gimme --> give me
the "J" --> Jumpshoot (needs clarification).

 

[CalvinLimuel]

wanna add here few slank words in english, if i made a false..please correct it..
and please add it as you know

wanna = want to
whaddup = what up = ada apa
what's on earth.. = ada apa gerangan (penekanan pertanyaan yang menunjukkan keingintahuan yang besar)
hesh-sesh = bermain skate sebentar (just playing around a little time)
ya = you
mamaw & papaw = mother & father
black & blue = babak belur
yeah right? = ah, masa sih?

updates will come soon..
NB: these slang phrases are commonly used by americans.

mamaw and papaw is just what Afro-Americans says. Or should I say, their dialect.

"What's on earth", I never heard of it. Just follow the pattern though: "What the ... is going on ...?". exempli gratia: "what the heck is going on here?" and some like "what the **** is going on inside?" Sorry for the bad language.

I have slang languages to use while text messaging on cellphone:

Single letters can replace words. Examples:

• be becomes b
• see becomes c
• are becomes r
• you becomes u
• why becomes y
• and becomes n
• to becomes t

Single digits can replace words. Examples:

• ate becomes 8
• for becomes 4
• to or too becomes 2

A single letter or digit can replace a syllable. Examples:

• ate becomes 8, so:
  • activate becomes activ8
  • great becomes gr8
  • mate becomes m8
  • later becomes l8r or l8a
  • plates becomes pl8s
  • skater becomes sk8r or sk8a
• for or Fore becomes 4, so:
  • before becomes (combining both of the above) b4
  • therefore becomes der4
  • therefore becomes th4

There are miscellaneous adaptations of characters. Examples:

However, these are fairly uncommon for the pure reason that they take even longer to type than the originals for the average typist.

• ss becomes $
• oo becomes %
• orr becomes or only write one letter in a sequence
  • For example, Sorry becomes Sry, and Tomorrow becomes Tomorow (further abbreviated to 2moro and later to 2mro).

Characters and punctuation are removed to shorten messages:

• Vowels are removed such that the sequence of consonants remain and the word is still recognisable.
  • For example, between becomes btwn and yearbook becomes yrbk.
• Whole words may be omitted, especially articles.
• Punctuation may be removed; only question mark and exclamation marks are generally used. The space and capital letter is often omitted after a period.

“/” signifies abbreviation, such as “w/” for with and “s/t” for something.

Other transcriptions of slang or dialect terms can be used if shorter than the original words, as in cos (with fewer letters than because.)

Other text or txt

• Sorry is Sry or soz
• Text is txt
• With is wiv
• Because is coz or bcz
• Talk to you later is ttyl
• Laugh out loud is lol
• Please is plz
• Forever is 4eva
• I don't know is idk
• Homework is hw
• rolling on the floor laughing is Rofl
• Roflmao is Rolling on floor, laughing my ass off
• Got to go is g2g or gtg
• text back is txt bck or tb
• be right back is brb
• i love you is ily or luv u
• hold on is hld on or h/o
• whatever is w/e
• comment me back is cmb (used for social networking sites)
• of course is ov cors
• oh my god is omg
• tomorrow is tmr
• something is sth
• probably is probz or prbly

There are a number of commonly recognised txt abbreviations which can be found in the list below, or at transl8it!, which allows for translations to and from English.

• hello becomes hi
• i don't care becomes idc
• i don't know becomes IDK
• i don't think so becomes IDTS
• at the moment becomes atm
• by the way becomes btw

Good list

aye for yes... they sumtimes even use iiii instead
nae or nah or nay for no
yea.. usin slang is fun
but sumtimes i just dun get what peeps say coz they r usin slang
so sumtimes its probly betta if we just use the rite spelling and the rite use of words rather than use slang at netime coz it can b missunderstood by the otha
there r loads of weird slang out there in england.. ppl there use slang a hell lot

nay (written as nae) what I remember is an Old English word for no, actually.

Hmm...
gimme --> give me
the "J" --> Jumpshoot (needs clarification).

What's a jumpshot anyway?

 

[eickel]

some times i use "Pak Yu" for F#ck You hehehe...

BTW = by the way
BRB = Be Right Back
AFK = Away From Keyboard

gimme = give me
Broo = Brother
Sista = sister

 

[CalvinLimuel]

Again, words like sista, gangsta, are used by Afro-Americans by pronunciation. But they write them as sister and gangster too. Different case for 'momma'.

 

[yamiza]

@Calvin:
Well, jumpshoot is a term of basketball, do you know that?^^

 

[garzar]

Wiki have some ^^
@ eickel btw,brb,afk that's internet slang right

 

[MetalicMilanista]

slang words = words that come out without thinking

e.g. aaaa , no , stop it!, eh, ah

Wrong.
your samples are exclamations, not slangs.

 

[CalvinLimuel]

@yamiza:
Oh that jump shoot...

 

[garzar]

HERE YOU GO !!!