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Name: Reginald (Reg) Adkins
Location: United States

Reg holds a Bachelors and a Masters in education and a Doctorate in counseling. In addition to working in the public school system he does consultation work and guest speaking.

Texting Tips



I recently received a series of text messages from what appeared to be from a license plate manufacturer.

Y R U L8

I later discovered one of my younger colleagues was taking advantage of texting short hand. She later provided me this list of texting symbols with their English translation.

  • # - number
  • @ - at
  • & - and
  • ? - what?
  • 1 - one (Numbers are not usually spelled out.)
  • 2 - two, to, too (Tomorrow becomes 2moro.)
  • 3 - three, tree (The name Trina becomes 3na.)
  • 4 - four, for (Forget becomes 4get.)
  • 8 - eight; ate (Mate becomes m8.)
  • a - preferred over per
  • attn - attention
  • b - be, bee (Wana b my txtm8?)
  • b4 - before
  • bc - busy
  • bin - not a good substitute for been (Bin means container.)
  • bkit - bakit?
  • btw - by the way
  • btwn - between
  • bye - good bye
  • c - see; sea (Sino ay nagiging cno?)
  • coz - because
  • cul8r - See you later.
  • d - the; hindi
  • d8 - date
  • dat - that
  • dem - them
  • dey - they
  • dis - this, these
  • dnt - do not
  • dsnt - does not
  • every - evry
  • f - if
  • fil - feel
  • frens - friends
  • frm - from
  • fyi - for your information
  • g - gee
  • gud - good (Good morning becomes gud am.)
  • hi - hi, high
  • i - eye
  • l8 - late
  • laf - laugh
  • k - okay
  • luv - love
  • m - I am, am (Embrace becomes mbrace)
  • mssg - message
  • n - and, in
  • need - nid
  • nite - night, knight
  • nt - not
  • nxt - next
  • ol - all
  • pis - fish, peace (Office becomes opis.)
  • pls - please
  • q - queue, cue
  • r - are (Hu r u?)
  • rsvp - respond upon receiving
  • s - is
  • san - saan?
  • smyl - smile
  • t - tee, tea
  • til - until
  • tlg - talaga?
  • tnx - thanks
  • text - txt
  • thru - through
  • tru - true
  • ty - thank you
  • u - you
  • ur - your, you're
  • w/ - with
  • w/c - which
  • w/o - without
  • wen - when
  • y - why

Bye the way, the message was "Why are you late?"

1 Comments:

Blogger Ted Demopoulos said...

I though RSVP mean't something in French ? :)
It's also a network protocol used to request guaranteed bandwidth, typically for multimedia

8:12 AM  

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