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From time to time, you probably come across a series of capital letters
that make no sense to you in a Facebook post, tweet, or text. So
to help you out, we’re listing the meanings of some of the most
common acronyms used online.
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Do You Know What
These Acronyms Mean?
AFAIK As Far As I Know
AFAIR As Far As I Recall/Remember
BAE Before Anyone Else
BFF Best Friends Forever
DAE Does Anyone Else, Did Anyone Else
FTFY Fixed That For You
FTW For The Win (indicating that
something is extremely good)
FWIW For What It’s Worth
GG Good Game, Good Going, Good
Guy, Good Girl - usually used
sarcastically
HIFW How I Feel When
IANAL I AmNot A Lawyer (disclaimer
for when giving legal infor-
mation)
IDK I Don’t Know
IIRC If I Recall Correctly, If I Remember
Correctly
IKR I Know, Right
ILY I Love You
IMHO In My Humble Opinion, In My
Honest Opinion
IMO In My Opinion
IRL In Real Life (used to talk about
something that is not online)
MFW My Face When
MRW My Reaction When; Me Right
When
NBD No Big Deal
NGL Not Gonna Lie
OMG Oh My God, Oh My Goodness,
Oh My Gosh
OP Original Poster (original person
who posted the story)
SMH Shaking My Head
TBH To Be Honest
TBT Truth Be Told
TIL Today I Learned
TMYK The More You Know
TYVM Thank You Very Much
TTYTT To Tell You The Truth
As online communication evolves—and people keep looking for more writing shortcuts
—the lexicon of acronyms will continue to grow. Along with emojis, these acronyms provide
a way to express messages in the fastest, most efficient way possible.