Wika ng SMS

be right back

Pantawag

/biː ɹˈaɪt bˈæk/

(babalik ako agad)

sandali lang

used in online conversations indicating that one would be back after a short time

I don't know

Pantawag

/aɪ dˈoʊnt nˈoʊ/

(Di ko alam)

HIndi ko alam

a common abbreviation used in texts or online conversations, which means one does not know something

laugh out loud

Pantawag

/lˈæf ˈaʊt lˈaʊd/

(Tawa nang malakas!)

Hayop!

used especially in text or online messages to express laughter or amusement about something funny

YOLO

Pantawag

/jˈoʊloʊ/

(Isang beses lang ang buhay!)

Yolo

an abbreviation commonly used in online conversations and social media posts to encourage living life to the fullest and taking risks

too much information

Pantawag

/tˈuː mʌtʃ ˌɪnfɚmˈeɪʃən/

(Masyadong maraming impormasyon!)

Sobra-sobrang impormasyon!

used in written or spoken conversations to indicate that someone has shared more personal or detailed information than is comfortable or necessary

by the way

pang-abay

/baɪ ðə wˈeɪ/

(sa pamamagitan ng paraan)

pabalik

Collocation

used to introduce a new topic or information that is related to the ongoing conversation

as soon as possible

pang-abay

/æz sˈuːn æz pˈɑːsəbəl/

(agad-agad)

sa lalong madaling panahon

Collocation

used to express the urgency or immediacy of completing a task or taking action without unnecessary delay

TTYL

Pantawag

/tˈiː tˈiː wˈaɪ ˈɛl/

(Sige)

Kita-kits!

used in online messaging, texting, and email as a friendly way to indicate that the conversation is ending but the speakers will communicate again in the future

for your information

Parirala

/fɔːɹ jʊɹ ˌɪnfɚmˈeɪʃən/

N/A

used in written or spoken communication to indicate that the information being provided is intended to inform the recipient, but not necessarily requiring any action on their part