Abbreviations for chatting

Have you been in a chat with your friends and they send you an abbreviation message that you don't know the meaning
It happens to all of us all the time but it is more embarrassing to tell your friend that you don't know the meaning of his or her abbreviations, even if you are not use to using abbreviations it will seem kind of embarrassing.
This happens to people all the time, most especially those that are not that use to internet chatting
Even though you don't use abbreviations when chatting it is good to know some popular and most used internet abbreviations just in case a friend used them in sending you a message.
Let's look at a list of some of the most popular and most used internet abbreviations
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DM means Direct message
DP mean Direct picture
PM means Private message
LOL means Laugh out loud or lots of laughter
LWKMD means Laugh wan kill me die
AMA means Ask me anything
BRB means Be right back
G2G means Got to go
ASAP means as soon as possible
LAMO means Laughing my ass off
GR8 means great
ILY means I love you
NVM means Nevermind
HTH means Hope this help
YOLO means You only leave once
WTF means What the f**k
TTYN means Talk to you Never
TTYS means Talk to you soon
BFF means Best friends forever
B4N means Bye for now
SYT means See you Tomorrow
SMH means shaking my head
Txt means text
AKA means Also known as
TBH means To be honest
CMU means Chat me up
HMU means Hit me up or Hook me up
TGIF means Thank God it's Friday
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