In the chat message you may have seen things like ROTFL, CYA, A/S/L? and brb. They are called Acronyms. They are widely used when sending text messages on mobile phones and also in chats.
Look at the following acronyms. Can you match them with the two messages?
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Are you OK?
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Yes and you?
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I’m OK. Will I see you today?
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No. Tomorrow.
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At 7 o’clock. That’s all for now. See you.
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Where?
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At John’s. See you later.
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See you.
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Message 2
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No, I’m not. Where are you?
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I’m at work. And you?
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At home. Can I see you later?
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Yes. Where would you like to meet and when?
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Are you free to talk?
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OK. Bye for now.
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OK. B4N
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Y NU?
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RUOK?
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@HM.CUL8TR?
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@WK.NU?
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N. WER RU?
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@J’S. CUL8TR
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NO2MORO
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@7TA4NCU
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CYA
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OKCU2DAY?
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F2T?
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WER?
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Y.WEN?
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February 21st, 2009 at 17:54
heii!!It’s so cool…I’ve ever wanted to know to write abbreviated(I don’t know if I wrote t right).
March 2nd, 2009 at 15:49
Hi!! this is very super:)