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what the heck are they trying to say!?

Did you know that there are people out there that haven't got a clue what people are trying to say to them.  It's not their fault.  They are listening - and reading, and just don't get it. It is probably that nobody ever taught them.   Are you in with the techno lingo?   Do you text on your cell?  I have one client that always communicates with me thru my myspace page!  Talk about a generational gap.  I consider myself lucky in that respect.  I have always had friends of every age - older and younger.  And I don't mean by just a few years, lol.   One of my best friends is 40 years older than me ---and another is 20 years younger.  

Now, for those of you that are new to the texting/chat/email lingo - here is a little chart for you!    And if the rest of you want to add some - feel free to do so in your comments.

lol = laugh out loud
:)  =  this is a smiley face.  (look at it sideways)
:(  =  not so happy face.
:D =  big excited smile!!
:P =  sticking a tongue out, haha
lmao = laughing my ass off
rotflmao = rolling on the floor laughing my ass off
ttyl = talk to you later
brb = be right back
k = okay
u/ur = you, your, you're
im = instant messenger
ty = thank you
yw = you're welcome

That's enough to get you by :)
Have a great day,
kc

Comments

Thanks now I am up to speed.

Posted by Shaun Wren (AGENTFORLIFE) about 1 year ago

KC, gp, wtg, hagd. :D

Ty

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Posted by * Rate A Home (Rate A Home) about 1 year ago

Kara,

LOL.....my thought's exactly.....

Those who use the T-9 feature and think they are sending what they want....on the receiving side it is like translating a language I have no clue how to....

Posted by Dan Brudnok - Realtor, e-PRO, ABR, CSP - Chester County RE Professional (Keller Williams - Exton - PA License Number #RS225179L ) about 1 year ago

This is the way my teenage son talks, you just hope that they can put a sentence together when it's time to write an english paper.

Posted by Steve Loynd, Alpine Lakes Real Estate Inc., Loon Mt, NH. about 1 year ago

Kara,

I still prefer real words but it does help to know the lingo.  My perspective on language, whether it is written or spoken is that if you don't use it you lose it, maybe not completely but it is important to always be on the cutting edge.

 

ty

ttfn

Posted by Sara Homan, Realtor, Ocala Fla The Horse Capital of the World (Coldwell Banker Ellison Realty Inc) about 1 year ago

My life is now complete. lol Thanks for sharing.

Good Post!

Posted by Michael Setunsky (Michael's Commercial LLC) about 1 year ago

My daughters talk like this...and they have even used acronyms like this in writing papers for school.  I nearly died when I proofread it...lol    See, there i go...

Posted by Clint Miller (Real Estate Client Referrals, LLC (RECR)) about 1 year ago

Hahah That's funny. I dont think I could keep up with kids today and their lingo but those are old school acronyms from the early days of internet and messaging :)

Posted by Heather the Realtor. Orlando & Lake Mary First Time Home Buyers & Luxury Homes (RE/MAX Central Realty) about 1 year ago

I hear ya, Clint!  too funny, lol

Posted by Kara Casamassina, "Boomers and beyond..." (The Carolina Real Estate Company) about 1 year ago

I just stopped by to welcome you to Active Rain. I hope that you find it a great benefit to your business and that you see the value that I have also found here. I am from Charlottesville Virginia and using Active Rain has really increased my business!

My main blog on Active Rain is here: Charlottesville Real Estate Blog, not the link at the bottom of this post. 

I hope you will look into the many groups as there are some great group both local and broad based,.... 

enjoy!

Posted by Rick Sergison - Durham Region Real Estate Blog (Keller Williams Real Estate Associates in the Toronto Area) about 1 year ago

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