"CYA", spoken out loud, sounds like "See ya", short for "see you later". "GNG" sounds like an acronym (Got No G?) but apparently it's just short for "going". If you're curious there are many websites with lists of common English texting slang.

2015年1月28日 · Source: Russia Is On A 'Holy Mission' And The West Doesn't Get It Example: In his State of the Union address, Obama displayed similar swag and bluster against both the Kremlin and congressional

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2021年1月11日 · Does ' sing a song" here mean literally 'sing"? Whatever form it takes, there is in happiness the kind of constant which enjoyment cannot bring us: happiness does not lie in filling time with delight; it is what makes my one life worthwhile. It sings a song of significance in the center of my soul. What makes me happy when I look back on my ...

2024年11月5日 · Recently I read the eBook Lying Flat, Feeling Great: Couch Potato's Guidelines, which is about "lying flat". However, I don't actually get it. The phrase seems odd because the first image...

So when we say "totes" we usually mean it in a sarcastic fashion. So, if I were to say, "that book is totes awesome" I would probably mean, "that book would only be good if I were a shallow teenager." Though I don't always use it in such a mean way, I have before, and I …

2024年7月11日 · The canonical texting shorthand for "you're welcome" is "yw". (But, as others have noted, young people often choose alternative responses to "thank you".) The disparity could be likened to the way "because" is often shortened …

2017年11月13日 · For example, the acronym "SNS" to mean "sorry not sorry" is relatively new, at least according to my 17-year old nephew. The opposite of "OK" is "not OK". I'm sure there are various shorthand expressions that mean "not good" but these might vary depending on context.

2016年5月18日 · What does it mean exactly when an Australian sends a greeting by "Bo" in daily conversation? Does it just mean "hello"? Does it have different meaning if it is said by a person from the native tribe in Australia? Note 05/18/16; To appease my curiosity, I have asked the person and got this answer: Bo is addressed to the opposite sex.

2020年5月25日 · The language is no doubt influenced by gambling language. Poker players use the word "lock" to mean a poker hand that is unbeatable; no matter what cards come, or what the opponents hold, the hand is certain to win. The term "lock in" can also refer to a private gathering in a pub after hours.