Most common general chat acronyms and slang as short forms in chatting along with their meanings and usage examples:
General Chat Acronyms:
LOL: Laughing Out Loud – Used to express amusement or lightheartedness.
“That story was hilarious, LOL!”
LMAO: Laughing My Ass Off – A more intense version of LOL.
“My friend tripped right in front of everyone, LMAO!”
BRB: Be Right Back – Indicates you’ll be away for a short period.
“BRB, grabbing a snack.”
BTW: By the Way – Used to introduce additional information.
“BTW, have you seen the new movie yet?”
OMG: Oh My God – Expresses surprise, excitement, or frustration.
“OMG, did you see that score?!”
IDK: I Don’t Know – Indicates you lack information.
“IDK where I left my keys.”
IDC: I Don’t Care – Conveys indifference or apathy.
“IDC what movie we watch, I’m down for anything.”
AFAIK: As Far As I Know – Used to acknowledge uncertainty.
“AFAIK, the meeting is still at 2 pm.”
FYI: For Your Information – Share a relevant piece of information.
“FYI, the store closes early today.”
TTYL: Talk To You Later – Used to end a conversation.
“TTYL, gotta run!”
Internet-Specific Slang:
GG: Good Game – Typically used after online games, regardless of who wins.
NFT: Non-Fungible Token – Refers to unique digital assets on a blockchain.
IRL: In Real Life – Distinguishes online interactions from the physical world.
AMA: Ask Me Anything – Invites others to ask questions in an open forum.
SMH: Shaking My Head – Expresses disappointment or disapproval.
POV: Point Of View – Describes the perspective of a story or image.
NSFW: Not Safe For Work – Warns others of potentially inappropriate content.
Yeet: An expression of excitement, approval, or throwing something.
Woke: Aware of and actively engaged in social and political issues.