The English are very given to acronyms and abbreviations that they use frequently as communication tools.<\/p>\n
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In reality, this fashion has flooded all languages<\/strong>;\u00a0although in the English language it is especially common.\u00a0Either for mobile use, or as the content of an email, this way of writing has been imposed to save time, space, and agility.<\/p>\n While abbreviations are short words instead of limited ones that everyone understands, acronyms are often more complicated, because their meaning is not so obvious<\/strong>. The latter is created from the first letter of each of the words in a sentence, which are usually represented in capital letters, let’s see that BTW means by the way.<\/p>\n The acronyms\u00a0are very widespread in the commercial and industrial environment<\/strong>, in general, it is widely used in English, so students of this language and English speakers consider them essential. Using acronyms allows everyone to type faster. In this article we recommend the following:<\/p>\n Whose meaning is: ‘Also Known As’. In Spanish: Also known as or an alias.<\/p>\n It is an acronym preferred by rappers, as well as superheroes.<\/p>\n Example:<\/p>\n Selina Kyle aka Catwoman. Be Right Back<\/strong>\u00a0could be said in almost any context, but this acronym is used in chatting between friends.\u00a0That is, if you are talking with a friend and someone else requires your attention, you only have to use these three letters to tell him that in a second you will be with him: BRB.<\/p>\n What does it mean: ‘Want To Buy’. I want to buy it.<\/p>\n It is used by women\u00a0when they talk between friends to tell each other that they have seen something<\/strong>, an object that they liked and that they want to buy it.<\/p>\n Example:<\/p>\n Have you seen the new Versace collection for H&M ?.\u00a0WTB (I want to buy it)<\/p>\n This acronym is usually\u00a0placed at the end of invitations to events<\/strong>, that is, to weddings, first communion, work meeting, and even a party. Like other English expressions and terms, it comes from the French \u201cR\u00e9pondez S’il Vous Pla\u00eetz\u201d and refers to a request to confirm attendance at an event.<\/p>\n This acronym means: “Just in Case”.\u00a0What does this acronym mean: Just In Case.<\/p>\n This is the English version of\u00a0the Spanish expression \u201cjust in case\u201d<\/strong>\u00a0.\u00a0It is very helpful to use a ‘just in case’ to get out of a positive or negative trance in certain situations.<\/p>\n Example: I take an empty suitcase JIC swept New York.<\/p>\n The meaning of\u00a0this acronym is: ‘Have A Good Day<\/strong>\u00a0.\u00a0It is to say \u201cHave a nice day.\u00a0It is the way that wishing a good day has been imposed through a message application<\/p>\n Example: I’m running to work, HAGD.<\/p>\n Refers to: ‘Keep In Touch’.\u00a0(We are in contact).<\/p>\n With which you show interest in your interlocutor.\u00a0It is the most cordial way to end a conversation that you want to continue in the following days.\u00a0Example: Thank you very much for everything, KIT.<\/p>\n Who doesn’t like to give their opinion in conversation?\u00a0Well, this is one of the best ways to anticipate that you are going to give it:\u00a0In My Opinion (“from my point of view”)<\/strong>\u00a0.\u00a0The most educated tend to use IMHO (or In My Humble Opinion).<\/p>\n It comes on purpose for those who deal with chicanery to justify that they don’t fancy a plan, but then think it might be a good one and are going to miss it.\u00a0That contradictory sensation\u00a0is the FOMO \u2014Fear Of Missing Out\u2014<\/strong>\u00a0that is, the “fear of missing something.”\u00a0It must be taken into account that it is an acronym and not an acronym, since it is read as it is written, instead of letter by letter.<\/p>\n Here we have a way not to depend on others to carry out a task, such as fixing an electronic device that you want to do yourself, instead of calling a professional or a know-it-all friend,\u00a0being that way you prefer Do It Yourself<\/strong>.\u00a0DIY (Do it yourself) which is the equivalent of our lifelong DIY or home remedy.<\/p>\n Once you have familiarized yourself with acronyms and abbreviations,\u00a0you should bear in mind that new abbreviations and acronyms are constantly emerging on the Internet<\/strong>.\u00a0But the more familiar you are with these terms and the more you master the language, the easier it will be to decipher the new acronyms that arise and that you come across.<\/p>\n Do not hesitate to put them into practice<\/strong>\u00a0since in addition to being updated with the slang of modern social networks it will allow you to get out of more than one trance that you do not want your security to seize, you will also achieve it without having to invest time just to your precious time.\u00a0In addition, you can and should also share it with your friends through social networks, so you will avoid them being stunned when, for example, you express yourself JIC.<\/p>\n\n\nAbbreviations and acronyms<\/h2>\n
AKA<\/h3>\n
\n(Selina Kyle tambi\u00e9n conocida como Catwoman).<\/p>\nBRB<\/h3>\n
WTB<\/h3>\n
RSVP<\/h3>\n
JIC<\/h3>\n
HAGD<\/h3>\n
KIT<\/h3>\n
IMO<\/h3>\n
FOMO<\/h3>\n
DIY<\/h3>\n
Do not forget\u2026<\/h2>\n