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GuestI honestly recommend against doing abbreviated “chat” or “net”
speak. Kids are already changing spellings all over the place, and
english teachers have such a hard time breaking kids of the habit.
Using it with them reinforces the habit, when children need to be
taught that there is a real spelling for everything
— In Budget101_@yahoogroups.com, “Kelly”
wrote:
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> ilu=i love you
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> aeap= as early as possible
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> cyr ma= call your mother
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> dbl84dnr= dont be late for dinner
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> h&k= hugs and kisses
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> hand= have a nice day
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> ptb= please text back
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> ringl8= running late
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> gudluk= good luck
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> Kelly in IL
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