oh wt btfl wrds u usd
to tl s wt wnt thr ur mnd
mks it wee bt easr fr me
if u leav sms lngo bhnd
This is actually what i commented on one of the blogs that i follow. It would be really nice if one uses complete words instead of sms lingo
The same paragraph repeated below, to make one realize that it makes life easier for the blog reader if one stops using sms lingo:
oh what beautiful words you used
to tell us what went through your mind
makes it wee bit easier for me
if you leave sms lingo behind
Happy blogging 😀
Silent Expressions 
Well yes !! It goes true for every communication that we make in our day to day life.. Be it talking to someone,writing sms or emails or even the exams 🙂
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ya nupur so true yar 🙂
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Those short forms are going to be the death of English Language!! 😀
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you bet pixie. Welcome to the blog. I just wish the short forms are just used for what they are meant for, and not invade literature the way people are publishing sms books
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Hehe… Oh how I hate sms lingo!! Widely accepted abbrevaiations are fine(only in sms), but I hate it when people come up with their own terms! I don’t even reply to such messages… 😆
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yea neha..i dont understand whats the use of using it on blog 🙂
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well said!!and just so true. 🙂
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thanks ria 🙂
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Haha!
i hate sms lingo too! Isnt it so much easier to use T9 instead of typing each key twice or thrice!!:P
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yea you bet bebu >:D< ..and i do not understand why one should use it in blogging
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LOL!! you took the words right out of my mouth!
this actually confuses and irritates me in equal measure too 🙂
I think I might have been on the same path but a wise friend stopped me from doing it in the initial days of blogging 😀
btw the example you have given hits hard ..what a beautiful comment the recipient will miss out on just because of sms lingo 🙂
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yea indyeah.. i too try and do my bit by using creative ways such as these to drop hints 😛
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i personally hate sms lingo. the only one i use is tomorrow. (tmw) other than that i type it out. it doesnt take that much longer to do it. glad you agree. 🙂
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hehe thanks missy to support the cause 😀
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is rofl allowed?:P
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hehe meira i knew someone will ask this…thats allowed 😉
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If nt fr ur mcro blggin
Ma tme wld b wsted so much
ty ty ma DR frnd
luv ur blg a lot
heheh…I mean common…I wanted to try it out once 😛
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*grin* hehe i was expecting that from you choco 😛
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i dont use that lingo much… except for certain specific words.
like ur request tho 🙂
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ashiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 😀
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hehehe 😀
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You are so right. Its a huge turn off. 🙂
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yea jal pari, i hate reading those blogs..but for the wonderful writers..i just wish they read this post here 😀
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ah, them sms lingo users! hehe highly irritating, and it doubles when when you come across one in a blog. come on, seriously! How difficult is it to type c-o-m-p-l-e-t-e w-o-r-d-s? 🙂
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hehe shruthi yes really how difficult is it to type complete words 😀
see i didn’t even take a second 😛
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You are so right. I hate these words some people are rather fond of using.
I also hate…lols. lmao, rofl.
My English teacher, ( who might be dead by now…she was pretty old some 20 years back) would have had an apoplectic fit if she ever saw us using such language.
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i’m sure aparna. english teacher hmm, that reminds me of my english teacher, i actually slept in class as she read “pride and prejudice” in class :p
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when I started ‘blogging’ I used certain chat lingo in my posts (rarely) unconsciously but some people repeatedly pointed out that how distracting that is and thankfully I was ‘reformed’ .. now whenever I see people using these kind of words in posts or comments it irritates me big time.. then I realize how irritating my posts would have been .. *sigh*
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hehe Aria you have crossed a level now, and its good to know that 😀
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very well said……it did made me aware of some of my drawbacks!!
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🙂 thanks ifonlyi
i hope you are doing great
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That is true, i am very against the sms lingo..its vreating havoc with spellings in the kids minds as well.Totally appreciate this view.
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Yea sujata, its not good for the language too
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woaaa.. i am with you in this post..
🙂 a lot a lot and a lot of bloggers could learn something from this post
thank you!
Rane
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🙂 sai bola na Rane 😀
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oops 😛 ..a lesson learnt 🙂 will surely keep that in mind from now on 🙂
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hehe thanks swati for taking it in right spirit 🙂
you write so well
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Geez my thoughts. I just can understand what people write when they use this language. and it makes me think I am getting old. humpf 🙄
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I meant I can not understand 😳
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hehe thats ok BM..welcome to the blog
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I agreee 🙂
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thanks ash 🙂
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i don’t like using sms language even in texting. Does someone actually write posts in sms language? Seriously.
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yea freya people do write in sms lingo. 🙂
Oh welcome ot the blog 😀
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Oh….sms lingo gets my goat!!! Even in text messages. I don’t mind ‘u’ or ‘btw’ or a few things like that in texts…but the example you gave…drives me mad! And yes, it’s a zillion times worse when it’s on blogs! I refuse to read those… 😛
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i appreciate every support for this movement against sms lingo on blogs PB 😛
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wow…. that sms lingo was really tough. im the old types, i still prefer using full words 🙂
by the way, nice place… i finally made it here hehe!
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hey welcome mehreen 🙂 and thanks for using full words 🙂
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