Tips 4 You

I have slang languages to use while text messaging on cellphone, its make me saving times while typing message ....the tips is very good...
Single letters can replace words. Examples:

* be becomes b
* see becomes c
* are becomes r
* you becomes u
* why becomes y
* and becomes n
* to becomes t

Single digits can replace words. Examples:

* ate becomes 8
* for becomes 4
* to or too becomes 2

A single letter or digit can replace a syllable. Examples:

* ate becomes 8, so:
o activate becomes activ8
o great becomes gr8
o mate becomes m8
o later becomes l8r or l8a
o plates becomes pl8s
o skater becomes sk8r or sk8a
* for or Fore becomes 4, so:
o before becomes (combining both of the above) b4
o therefore becomes der4
o therefore becomes th4

There are miscellaneous adaptations of characters. Examples:

However, these are fairly uncommon for the pure reason that they take even longer to type than the originals for the average typist.

* ss becomes $
* oo becomes %
* orr becomes or only write one letter in a sequence
o For example, Sorry becomes Sry, and Tomorrow becomes Tomorow (further abbreviated to 2moro and later to 2mro).

Characters and punctuation are removed to shorten messages:

* Vowels are removed such that the sequence of consonants remain and the word is still recognisable.
o For example, between becomes btwn and yearbook becomes yrbk.
* Whole words may be omitted, especially articles.
* Punctuation may be removed; only question mark and exclamation marks are generally used. The space and capital letter is often omitted after a period.

“/” signifies abbreviation, such as “w/” for with and “s/t” for something.

Other transcriptions of slang or dialect terms can be used if shorter than the original words, as in cos (with fewer letters than because.)

Other text or txt

* Sorry is Sry or soz
* Text is txt
* With is wiv
* Because is coz or bcz
* Talk to you later is ttyl
* Laugh out loud is lol
* Please is plz
* Forever is 4eva
* I don't know is idk
* Homework is hw
* rolling on the floor laughing is Rofl
* Roflmao is Rolling on floor, laughing my ass off
* Got to go is g2g or gtg
* text back is txt bck or tb
* be right back is brb
* i love you is ily or luv u
* hold on is hld on or h/o
* whatever is w/e
* comment me back is cmb (used for social networking sites)
* of course is ov cors
* oh my god is omg
* tomorrow is tmr
* something is sth
* probably is probz or prbly

There are a number of commonly recognised txt abbreviations which can be found in the list below, or at transl8it!, which allows for translations to and from English.

* hello becomes hi
* i don't care becomes idc
* i don't know becomes IDK
* i don't think so becomes IDTS
* at the moment becomes atm
* by the way becomes btw

i hope the tips useful for you