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English abbreviations, whether on the Internet or in some English letters, are very common. Even months, dates... etc. are commonly used in English abbreviations. English abbreviations are also very common when reading English and watching foreign news.
Because English abbreviations are very common, so some are particularly common, it is best to understand them!
has sorted out various "English abbreviations" below, please remember them!
1. Common English abbreviations of Internet terms
The English abbreviations of common terms on the Internet are as follows.
RIP = rest in peace
BBQ = barbecue
PIN = Personal Identity number
ATM = automatic teller machine automatic teller machine
A.K.A = also known as
GG = good game
FYI = for your information The meaning for your reference (usually FYI will be capitalized)
FAQ = frequently asked questions
Q&A = Question and Answers
2. When chatting with others, the following abbreviations are very common.
LOL (laughing out loud) I laughed to death
BFF (best friend(s) forever) Always be the best friend, friendship lasts forever
OMG (oh my god) My goodness
SO (significant other) The other half
BYOB = bring your own beer/booze bring your own beer over
PLZ = please
L8R = Later, later, later
WTF = what the fuck
IDK I don’t know
IMAO = laugh my ass off
NP = no problem) Thank you, It's okay
THX = thanks, thank you
L8R = later / see you later Bye bye, bye bye
CU = see you Bye bye. It is also often spelled CYA (see ya).
BRB (be right back) come back soon
BTW (by the way) by the way
TTYL (talk to you later) talk to you later
XOXO (hugs and kisses) hugs and kisses
3. Common English abbreviations
in English letters are only used for writing. Generally speaking, you don’t know how to say:
ASAP = as soon as possible
RSVP = please reply Please reply
IMHO (in my humble opinion) I personally see
ISO (in search of) looking for
E.g. = example, for example,
i.e. = that is, restate an idea in other words
etc. = et cetera. = and so forth, etc.
4. Common English abbreviations in commercial English
In business English, the following English abbreviations are quite common.
attn: = attention: the recipient
re: = regarding: about...
Asst. = Assistant
Dir. = Direction guide
Mgr. = Manager
dept. = department
bldg. = building Chief executive officer
; CEO = building Chief
bldg
CFO = Chief Financial Officer
COO = Chief Operating Officer
CIO = Chief Information Officer
ETA = estimated time of arrival
HQ = headquarters
HQ = headquarters
MSRP = manufacturer's suggested retail price
SOP = standard operating procedure Process
YTD = year-to-date year-to-date
CPA = chartered public accountant CPA
No. = Number
N/A = Not applicable
PR = Public relations
5. Country, institution, international, common English abbreviation
some international The English abbreviation of unit, state agency, etc.
(The) UK = (The) United Kingdom
BBC = British Broadcasting Corporation
ITV = Independent Television
NHS = National Health Service
DWP = Department for Work and Pensions UK Employment and National Pensions Department
GCSE = General Certificate of Secondary Education
NI = National Insurance (number) National Insurance System
GMT = Greenwich Mean Time Greenwich Mean Time
BST = British Summer Time (GMT + 1) British Daylight Saving Time
6. Common English abbreviations in spoken English
Common English abbreviations in spoken English must be remembered.
Gonna = going to means something is about to be done
Wanna = want to want
Gotta = got to (or have to) must
Hafta = Have to must
Coulda = Could have
Shoulda = Should have
Moulda = Would have = Must have must be
Losta = Lost of (= A lot of) a lot of
Sorta = Sort of = Kind of a little bit of
7. The English abbreviation of the month
is a summary of the twelve month abbreviations.
January: January. English abbreviation: Jan
February: February. English abbreviation: Feb
March: March. English abbreviation: Mar
April: April. English abbreviation: Apr
May: May. English abbreviation: May
June: June. English abbreviation: Jun
July: July. English abbreviation: Jul
August: August. English abbreviation: Aug
September: September. English abbreviation: Sep
October: October. English abbreviation: Oct
November: November. English abbreviation: Nov
December: December. English abbreviation: Dec
Example: My birthday is in December. My birthday is in December.
8. The English abbreviation of the week
is a compilation of the abbreviations of the seven days of the week.
Sunday: Sunday. English abbreviation: SUN
Monday: Monday. English abbreviation: MON
Tuesday: Tuesday. English abbreviation: TUE
Wednesday: Wednesday. English abbreviation: WED
Thursday: Thursday. English abbreviation: THU
Friday: Friday. English abbreviation: FRI
Saturday: Saturday. English abbreviation: SAT
Example: Today is sunday/monday/tuesday/wednesday/thursday/friday/saturday.
Today is Sunday/Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday/Friday/Saturday/.
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