2011/3/30 Maman <[email protected]> > > > Upami ditelek-telek tina susunan hurup, siga aya pola anu matuh. > 1. dua konsonan(hurup paeh, KGM djste) jeung hiji vokal (hurup hirup, misal > O, Y bisa disebut I). > misal : OMG, LOL. > 2. dua konsonan jeung dua hurup hirup atawa leuwih. IMHO, AFAIK > 3. asa teu aya susunan singketan tina hurup paeh wungkul. > > Kitu, Ceuk Uing Nu Odob(CUNO/IMHO). > > ==== The ABCs of Cyber Lingo A Guide to Internet Acronyms
by Tammy Ruggles, BSW, MA If ASL, BRB, LOL or ROFL seem 2 hard 4 U 2 underst&, don't worry. Adults and teens who visit chat rooms and communicate via instant messengers (IMs) can give U the 411, including children who seem 2 young 2 even know much about computers. Does that sound g%d 2 U? B4 U get 2 frustrated with this shorthand and say CUL8R to this article, read a little further and U 2 will become versed in the foreign language of cyber land. This isn't an exhaustive list. New cyber slang comes out every day, and some of these terms will be outdated tomorrow. It's just an overview for parents, grandparents, teachers, babysitters, newbie computer users, adults interested in learning more about cyber dating or anyone with a curiosity or concern for today's Internet culture and phraseology: A *AAK*: Alive and kicking *AAR*: At any rate *AAS*: Alive and smiling *Addy*: Abbreviation for e-mail address *ADN*: Any day now *AFAIK*: As far as I know *AFK*: Away from the keyboard *AFN*: All for now *AOTA*: All of the above *ASL*: Age/Sex/Location (used to ask a chatter their personal information) *AV*: Avatar (a graphic or icon often used by chatters to express looks, personality or mood) B *B4*: Before *BAK*: Back at keyboard (ex.: I'm back at the keyboard.) *BBL*: Be back later *BBS*: Be back soon *B/F*: Boyfriend *BEG*: Big evil grin *BFN*: Bye for now *Boot*: When chatters are kicked out of a chat room due to some technical problem, or have to restart their computers *BR*: Best regards *BRB*: Be right back *BRH*: Be right here *BTA*: But then again *BTW*: By the way C *Chat room*: A Web page where people gather using software that allows them to type messages to each other in real time *CU or CYA*: See you or see ya *CNP*: Continued in next post *CP*: Chat post *CUL8R*: See you later *CUOL*: See you on-line *CYA*: See ya D *DD, DS, DH*: Darling (or Dear) – Dear Daughter, Dear Son, Dear Husband *DEGT*: Don't even go there *DIKU*: Do I know you? *DIS*: Did I say *D/L, DL*: Downloading or download it E *EG*: Evil grin *EM*: E-mail *EMA*: E-mail address *EOT*: End of thread *EZ*: Easy F *F2F*: Face to face *FAQ*: Frequently Asked Question *FISH*: First in still here *FUD*: Fear, uncertainty and doubt *FWIW*: For what it's worth *FYI*: For your information G *GA*: Go ahead *GAL*: Get a life *G/F or GF*: Girlfriend *GFN*: Gone for now *GGOH*: Gotta get outta here *GMTA*: Great minds think alike *GR*: Gotta run *GR&D*: Grinning, running and ducking *GTR*: Got to run *GTRM*: Going to read mail (leaving chat room to read e-mail) H *HAGD*: Have a good day *HAGO*: Have a good one *HB*: Hurry back *HTH*: Hope that helps *Huggles*: Hugs I *IAC*: In any case *IB*: I'm back *IC*: I see *ICQ*: I seek you (a computer program used to instantly communicate over the Internet) *ILU or ILY*: I love you *IM*: Instant Message *IMHO*: In my humble/honest opinion *IMO*: In my opinion *IOH*: I'm out of here *IOW*: In other words *IRL*: In real life *IYO*: In your opinion J *JAS*: Just a second *JIC*: Just in case *JK*: Just kidding *JMO*: Just my opinion *JW*: Just wondering K *K*: OK *KIT*: Keep in touch L *L8R*: Later *LMAO*: Laughing my ass off *LOL*: Laughing out loud *LTNS*: Long time no see *LTS*: Laughing to self *LY*: Love ya *LYL*: Love you lots M *Message Board*: A web page where people type comments, leave messages and communicate, and those comments are posted online for others to read. Used to talk, request information and leave messages. N *Newbie or NB1*: A person new to computers or technology *NIMBY*: Not in my back yard *NM*: Never mind *NP*: No problem *NRN*: No response necessary or not right now *NT*: No thanks O *OBTW*: Oh, by the way *OIC*: Oh, I see *OJ or OK*: Only joking or only kidding *OL*: the Old Lady *OM*: the Old Man *OMG*: Oh my gosh or God *OT*: Off topic *OTH*: Off the hook (something really wild, hot or unusual) *OTR*: Off the rack (saying that something is off the hook) *OTE*: Over the edge (beyond reason or normalcy) *OTOH*: On the other hand *OTOMH*: Off the top of my head *OTW*: On the way (when sending a file, meaning, "It's on the way.") P *P911*: Parents are in the room (P=Parents and 911=emergency, meaning stop talking or watch what you say) *PEBCAK*: Problem exists between chair and keyboard *Peeps*: People, friends, other chatters *Peep This*: Listen to this or watch this *PLZ*: Please *PMJI*: Pardon me for jumping in (when a chatter jumps into a new conversation or thread) *Poof*: When a chatter leaves a chat room, as in "Poof! They disappeared." *POS*: Parents over shoulder (as in parents are looking over my shoulder to read the chat text) *POTS*: Parents over the shoulder *POTS*: Plain old telephone service *PPL*: People Q *QT*: Cutie R *RL*: Real life (as in life away from the computer) *RM*: Ready made *ROFL*: Rolling on floor laughing *RSN*: Real soon now *RT*: Real time *RU*: Are you? S *SH*: Same here *SN*: Screen name (nickname selected by chatter or for an IM) *SO*: Significant other *SOTA*: State of the art *SPST*: Same place, same time *STR8*: Straight (refers to sexual orientation or being free of alcohol or drugs at the moment, also used in "I'm OK" or "It's OK. I'm satisfied. I'm straight with it.") *STW*: Search the Web *SY*: Sincerely yours *SYL*: See you later T *TAFN*: That's all for now *TC*: Take care *THX*: Thanks! *TIA*: Thanks in advance *TM*: Text message (communications with text over cell phones) *TMI*: Too much information *TNT*: 'Til next time *TPS*: That's pretty stupid *TPTB*: The powers that be *TRDMF *: Tears running down my face (from laughter or sadness) *TTFN*: Ta-ta for now *TTTT*: These things take time *TTYL*: Talk to you later *TY*: Thank you *TYT*: Take your time *TYVM*: Thank you very much U *UV*: Unpleasant visual *UW*: You're welcome *UY*: Up yours W *WB*: Welcome back (said out of courtesy when a chatter returns to a chat room) *WC*: Welcome *WEG*: Wicked evil grin *WEU*: What's eating you? *WFM*: Works for me *WIIFM*: What's in it for me? *WTG*: Way to go *WT?*: What the ...? or Who the ...? *WTGP?*: Want to go private? (move to IM or private conversation) *WWJD*: What would Jesus do? Y *YAA*: Yet another acronym *YBS*: You'll be sorry *YL*: Young lady *YM*: Young man *YMMV*: Your mileage may vary *YR*: Yeah, right (sarcastic) *YS*: You stinker *YVW*: You're very welcome *YW*: You're welcome http://www.teenagerstoday.com/articles/communication/the-abcs-of-cyber-lingo-5137/ ==== > > On Tue Mar 29th, 2011 11:13 PM ICT setiadi_rs wrote: > > >Kumaha mun ditambihan? > > > >OTW (On The Way)==> KKD (Keur Ka Dinya)/ DJK (Di Jalan Keneh) > >JFY (Just For You) ==> UKDD (Ukur Keur DiDinya)/ USDD (Ukur SaDiDinyaeun) > > > >Setiadi. > > > >--- In [email protected], Ki Hasan <khs579@...> wrote: > >> > >> Mun disundakeun, naon nya? > >> > >> OMG (Oh My God) ==> AAI / A2I (Aduh Alah Ieung) > >> LOL (Laughing Out Loud) ==> NGG / NG2 (NgaGakGak); NBK (NgaBaraKatak) > >> > >> ====== > >> > >> Akronim OMG! dan LOL Masuk Kamus Bahasa Inggris > >> > >> Minggu, 27 Maret 2011 | 18:36 WIB > >> > >> *TEMPO Interaktif*, Jakarta - Singkatan Oh My God! (OMG) dan Laughing > Out > >> Loud (LOL) resmi masuk dalam kamus Bahasa Inggris Oxford. > >> > >> Oxford English Dictionary (OED) mengumumkan penambahan singkatan tadi > dalam > >> daftar kata dan istilah bahasa Inggris. Awalnya, akronim itu dikenal > sebagai > >> bahasa slank untuk menghemat waktu dan tenaga mengetik di dunia online. > >> > >> Oxford English Dictionary menjelaskan, kendati kata OMG!, LOL dan In My > >> Humble atau Honest Opinion (IMHO) ini sering digunakan sebagai bahasa > >> komunikasi elektronik, namun silsilah kata-kata tersebut ternyata sudah > ada > >> sebelum zaman internet datang. > >> > >> Contohnya, Oxford English Dictionary menemukan kutipan OMG dalam sebuah > >> surat pribadi yang ditulis pada tahun 1917, dan singkatan For Your > >> Information (FYI) dalam bahasa memorandum pada tahun 1941. > >> > >> Akronim LOL juga sudah mulai digunakan sejak tahun 1960, tapi pada saat > itu > >> maknanya menunjukkan seorang wanita tua atau Little Old Lady. Oxford > English > >> Dictionary juga mencatat LOL kerap digunakan di luar konteks komunikasi > >> elektronik sehingga dapat menunjukkan ekspresi penggunanya. > >> > >> "Biasanya digunakan untuk ekspresi konumikasi informal, seperti ketika > >> sedang bergosip atau candaan," jelas Oxford. > >> > >> PC World|Rini K > >> > >> > http://www.tempointeraktif.com/hg/it/2011/03/27/brk,20110327-323192,id.html > >> > > >
