实用单词句子短语(网络用语 英语语气知识、实用短语)（Practical word phrase sentence (network terminology English modal knowledge, useful phrases)）.docVIP

实用单词句子短语(网络用语 英语语气知识、实用短语)（Practical word phrase sentence (network terminology English modal knowledge, useful phrases)） First, the United States chat words and abbreviations, absolutely practical U - you Ur - your R - are 2 - too 4 - for Cu - see you (bye bye) NP - no problem (no problem, also equivalent to u r welcome) Cuz - cause (because) Idk - I dont know Alrit - all right (OK) Lol - laugh out loud (LOL) Watsup (SUP) - whats up (greeting) Thx - thanks OMG - oh my God Omgsh - oh my Gosh (more euphemistic), because some Americans are more taboo to call god. ) WTF - what the fuck (foul language) Happy b-day - Happy Birthday Plz - please ASAP - as soon as possible (as soon as possible) BTW - by the way (by the way) JK - just kidding (joking) dont take it seriously. ) SRY - sorry FB - facebook (not a chat phrase, but everyone uses it. Because Facebook is equivalent to Chinas happy network, Renren and other websites, with very large number of people. ) Add a few: NVM - never mind (dont mind) FML - fuck my life (I wont say that) Add a few you: Thank Chantelle 13 floor: BRB - be right provide back thanks to the 25 floor moonbunbun: rofl rolling on provide floor laughing for 37 vicki2707 floor: wth - what the provide hell thanks to the 39 floor impgavin: FYI for ur provide information In addition, help the 24 floor to ask KTH classmate: what is the abbreviation of Tsk? Thank you all! Attach a: How, to, do, something and so on are all mistakes that all English learners will make. Few people rarely see similar sentences in two English speaking people. Although there is nothing wrong with grammar, they just dont say that. When people chat with foreigners in a similar way, people will feel harsh. But it wont waste time correcting you. But you dont think its right to say that. Here are some examples: Error: how, to, say, it, in, English? Correct: how, do, you, say, it, in, English? Error: how, to, do, that? Correct: what, should, I, do? Recently I have paid special attention