Texting slang - jk, idk, ttyl, cya, tmi, np, k

[nyny980]

There is alot like "brb lol lmao fml gam hmu wtf idk np idk k ttyl yolo and there a lot more I just don't rmember ahaha

[fado652]

thank you sooooo much

[ec3349]

gj thx 

[ec3349]

thx

[MrSuperMikey]

there is a little truth behind every jk

[TheAnimal10000]

Wtf - what the f**k

Lmfao - laughing my Fu*king a** off

Wyd - what you doing?.

[mohab18]

Wtf - - What the face?

lol -- Laugh out loud

LMFAO - Laugh my face all out.

my son taught me these too,

[jenna5336]

@mohab18 hahah thats not what they mean lol!

[Boyz451]

@mrjrez ?

[esfie]

Is there any text language for "thank you"?

Thanks in advance, Alex. I love your videos. :)

[jenna5336]

@esfie Some people say "ty" for thank you or "thanks" or "thankz" or "thanx"

[andish88]

@jenna5336 tx :)

[abdulla786786786]

cya not only see you but see you again

[MrJrez101]

texting ''K'' is the most Rude thing anyone could say..

[nitrogrex07]

"tmi" made me laugh xDDD

[samurai50062]

thank you very much, Can you explain about "kind of" , it has menu uses and it sometimes is confuses, for example: it's kind of raining or she is kind of beautiful or kind of car, thanks

[YaSbs2011]

wow great..

[TheMax8900]

Hi Alex, thanks for your videos. I have been watching your videos for quite some time and really liked all of them. Besides, I have a quick question. few days back I was listening to seminar and the speaker said something after a strong statement and I couldn't understand that. He said "Period, (paused for a while) forever". What does that mean?

[baseballgrader]

Loved it keep them going.

[nagora60]

Alex, great job! Very informative and well done. Love your manner of presenting English tips. Very useful, concise and to the point. Thanks you very much.

[JuliaVyst]

Alex, thank you so much from Russia!

[saffor]

tya == Thank you .

[qwertycxzz]

OMG! FTW. WTF? FTL. FGJ.

[yuzbashihotmail]

very informative.

[DemonLovesYou]

Could you please make one about the differences between "This" and "That"? as a brazilian I find hard to know when to use them, not including directions, but like "this is great" vs "thats great" thank you!

[iwan7413]

@DemonLovesYou g