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The best way to understand online chat and SMS lingo is just testing. Even people who are not familiar with the text messaging can still be found sending or receiving the derivatives of the jargon SMS chat as they continue to communicate through typewritten form.
When reading or writing SMS, you can see that the numbers of the words (ie, "4" is used instead of the word "para"), or omission of vowels in words easily recognizable (ie "txt msg"). Also used to replace capital the name of the letter, while lowercase letters are used to pronounce the soft sound of consonants (ie, the word "XLNT" is "EXC-ell-en-t").
SMS is not restricted to English. For example, Mandarin Chinese, numbers that sound similar to words used in place of the words themselves (example: "5 2 1 "in Chinese Wu" yi er "sounds like" wo ai ni "or" I love you ", similarly" 4 7 8 "or" if chi ba "phonetically coincides with the epithet of "Drop Dead").
Examples of everyday words translated into the jargon include:
 · Date – d8
 · Easy – EZ
 Before · – B4
 · Excellent – XLNT
 · Laugh out Loud – LOL
 • In my honest opinion – in my humble opinion
 · Love – Luv
The shape of cats – C @
In fact, chat online and jargon Text SMS has developed so quickly, parents may find themselves thinking that their children are writing. For example, some chat and SMS slang abbreviation for the show the desire for a child to keep messages from their parents.
Examples include:
 · POS – parent over shoulder
 · CTN – Can not talk now
 · TOS – teacher in the shoulder
 · NIFOC – naked in front of the computer
 · TDTM – Talk dirty to me
Remember online chat and SMS lingo can also be used to deceive, intimidate, harass or even threaten. Good Internet security includes being observant of children's behavior and develop an understanding of their mode of communication.
Various websites and Internet resources have been created to help demystify the chat room slang and SMS – A quick search online will give different results. Website portals such as "transL8it!" (translate-lo), in transl8it.com are designed to help the adoption of the jargon much easier. You can compose a sentence in English every day and build transl8it.com SMS lingo translation for you. Alternatively, if you received a text message can not understand, simply use the transl8it! website to decipher the message to English.
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