Sunday, February 28, 2010

6. Use of Chatting Symbol ( E - H)

E

Eol         =    end of lecture
E2EG    =    ear of ear grin
EM       =    Execute Member
Eod      =    end of discussion
EU       =    European Union

F

F?       =    Female?
F2F     =    face to face
fawe    =    for anyone who cares
FDROTFL=    falling down, rolling on the floor laughing
FAQ    =    Frequently Asked Question
FYI      =    For Your Information
FYA    =    For Your Amusement
flch      =    feels like coming home
fmm     =    fresh my mind
FYM   =    For your Misinformation
foac     =    fall over and cry
FTU    =    Faster than You
FOTCL=    falling off the chair laughing
Ftl        =    faster than light
Fud      =    fear, uncertainty and doubt
fwiw    =    for what it’s worth
Fya     =    for your amusement
Fye     =    for your entertainment
Fyi     =    for your information
FE     =    Fatal Error

G

ga           =    go ahead
GIGO    =    Garbage In, Garbage Out
gaga       =    go amused, go amazed
galgal     =    give a little, get a little
GB!       =    Good, Baby!
gbh        =    Great big hug
gf           =    Good feelings
GL        =    Good Luck
GG       =    Good Game
giwist    =    Guy, I wish I’d said that
glgh       =    Good luck and good hunting
gliw       =    got lost in web
GTMU =    Glad to meet you
gok       =    God only knows
gooml   =    get out of my life
gowi     =    go on with it
gr8       =    Great
GR      =    Good Race
Gtg      =    got to go

H

h2cus    =    hope to see you soon
hak       =    hugs and kisses
halatnm =                have a look at the next mail
hand     =    have a nice day
hant      =    have a nice time
hd        =    halte durch
hddMa =    heul doch den Mond an
hih       =    hope it helps
hhoj     =    Ha Ha only joking
hsik     =    how should I know
hth      =    hope that helps!
huh     =    hate you, honey
humm =    hope you miss me
hummb=    hope you miss my beasties
hf         =    have fun

Thursday, February 4, 2010

5. Use of Chatting Symbol (A - D)

                          

Symbol     Meaning

aak        =    asleep at keyboard
ATST    =    At the same time
adn        =    any day now
afaik      =    as far as I know
afk         =    away from the keyboard
R U 420?  =    Are you loafer boy?
Aisi        =    as I see it
Aiui        =    as I understand it
Aka        =    also known as
Alol        =    actually laughing out loud
Aml        =    all my love
Asap      =    as soon as possible
a/s/l        =    age/sex/location
At           =    always tomorrow
Atm        =    at the moment
Atw         =    at the weekend
Awgthtgtata=    Are we going to have to go through all this again
awhfy     =    Are we having fun yet?
awl (awol)=    absent without leave
ayor       =    at your own risk

                  B

b4        =    before
bb4e    =    bye bye for ever
bb        =    bye bye
bbb      =    bye bye baby
BbB     =    Bis bald Baby
bbfallt  =    bye bye for a long long time
bbfn     =    bye bye for now
bbiab   =    be back in a bit
bbl       =    be back later
bbsl     =    be back sooner or later
bcdhm =    be careful, don’t hurt me
bcnu    =    be seein you
bd        =    Bangladesh
BITD  =    Back in the day
bh        =    blockhead
bion     =    believe it or not
bmhwb =    be my hot-water bottle
bmor    =    be mine or run
bnscd   =    but now something completely different
brb       =    be right back
btobd   =    be there or be dead
btw      =    by the way
bukt(a)=    but you knew that (already)

                     C

CYL     =    See you later
CWYL =    Chat with you later
Cf         =    Constant fury
cibm?   =    could it be magic?
Cm       =    call me
cmiiw    =    correct me it I’m wrong
cmm      =    change(d) my mind
cnrbe    =    could never resist blue eyes
cofr       =    cry out for revenge
cpf        =    can pigs fly?
Crz       =    Crazy
Cu        =    see you
cuial     =    see you in another life
cul,cyl  =    see you later
cum      =    change your mind
cus       =    see you soon
cut       =    see you tomorrow
Cuttl    =    crawling under the table laughing
Ctg      =    Chittagong

                      D

dae        =    dreams are empty
dak        =    dead at keyboard
DaM     =    Denk an Murphy
DA        =    Direct Action
dddg      =    Dumm, dumm, dumm gelaufen
Diik       =    damned if I know
Dhk       =    Dhaka
Dk         =    don’t know
DB         =    Don’t Believe
dlmbm    =    don’t let me be misunderstood
dluvm(t)  =    don’t like you very much (today)
DU?        =    Do You? Dhaka University
DHYB    =    Don’t Hold Your Breath
Dom        =    dirty old man
dpwm       =    don’t play with me
Dsh         =    desperately seeking help
Dtrt         =    do the right thing
Dur?        =    Do you remember?
duswic     =    do you see what I see
Dg           =    Dumm gelaufen
dwbh       =    don’t worry be happy
dwim       =    do what I mean
dwimnwis=    do what I mean, not what I say

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Wednesday, February 3, 2010

4. Use of Discourse Markers DM.

A Discourse Makers is a word or phrase that functions primarily as a structuring unit of spoken language . To the listener , a DM signals the speaker's intention to make a boundary in discourse  .
Some commonly used discourse markers are: 

What are you doing now?
At present, I'm working at United English World as a phonetics teacher .

  • Actually 
Sir, I heard that phonetics course is very difficult . Is it right?
Oh! No, actually, it's a very interesting course.

  • Anyway 
Sir, some one is waiting for you.
Anyway, let him come here.

  • Basically 
Sir, how can I improve my pronunciation?
Thank you very much for your question. Basically, it depends on practice. You have to listen a lot .

  • By the way 
Sir, I am an employee, It is not possible for me to attend the classes 3 days in a week.
By the way, you can join our Friday's only classes.

  • Certainly
What about you bother ?
Currently, he is working in Bangladesh Bank.

  • m.........I mean 
We will teach you phonetics.
Phonetics, m.....I mean correct pronunciation?
Yes, that 's right.

  • I think 
I would like to go tonight.
I think it will be better if you go tomorrow .

  • I guess
Mum, what time is it?
I guess, it's 11:30.Let me check please .

  • Let me see
What is her number?
Let me see, I have it here somewhere.............
 

Firstly ......................
Secondly,.....................
Thirdly,................
Then , .....................
After that , ...................
Last but not the least,........................
And finally,..........................

 

Sir, what's the benefit of this phonetics course?
There are many benefits:
 

Firstly, it will help you communicate better with English speaking people .
Secondly , you will be able to learn the correct pronunciation lo fall the English words.
Thirdly, your speaking style will be like native speakers.
Then , you will be smarter than before.
After that , you will achieve the capability to take English proficiency tests like IELTS, TOEFL and will be confident enough to face any type of interviews .
Last but not the least ,proper knowledge o phonetics will help you to lead your contemporaries .
Finally , knowledge of phonetics will add extraordinary  artistic flavor to your personality

  • You know that
How was your exam ?
You know that I was ill but I tried my best.

  • Really 
How is their service?
Really , it is very good .

  • Now
Already you have learnt a lot of things . 
Now, you have to practice.
  • OK
Sir I have finished my homework.
OK, I will check it .
Sir , it's wrong, he has given you false information
Ok, now I have understood.

  • So 
Sir everything is okay.
So, we should start now.

  • Well
Now I would like to request our honorable member to deliver his important speech.
Well, thank you very much, I am............
I am sorry for my ignorance . Actually, I am not a good speaker but I will try my best to say something .

  • Oh heavens! I have forgotten 
What time is it ?
Ten thirty.
Oh heavens ! I have forgotten, I have to go to the library.





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