Do other languages have similar acronyms to 'tbh', 'imo', 'smh', etc?
Do other languages have similar acronyms to 'tbh', 'imo', 'smh', etc?
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IMO in German = mMn (meiner Meinung nach)
But for the most part we use the English ones
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zB = zum Beispiel = for example
usw = und so weiter = and so forth
etc = etcetera = and so forth
we love shortings too
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of course; all of these are very much pre-Internet ones and don't correspond to any Internet slang in English
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Et cetera is latin and "etc" is commonly used in English and quite a few other languages as well.
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hdgdl
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Isn't that what you do with Bitcoin?
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smh = iwie (irgendwie)
How r u = wg (wie geht's)
somebody = jmd (jemand)
Shut up = hdf (Halt die Fresse)
probs = wsl (wahrscheinlich)
idk = kp (kein Plan)
kp could also be "kein Problem" (no problem) which is why I personally prefer idk / np over kp / kp
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I'm using none of these. But what i use almost all the time : possibly = evtl (eventuell) maybe = vllt (vielleicht) kindest regards = LG (Liebe Grüße) e.g. /for example = zB (z.B.: / zum Beispiel) (i omit the dots and colons)
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True, I use those too
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smh means shaking my head though
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Lol, I always used it for "somehow" :')
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