Can you provide examples of typical French text abbreviations

Typical French text abbreviations include shortened forms often used in everyday writing, texting, and formal contexts. Examples are:

• “mdr” for mort de rire (equivalent to LOL, meaning “dying of laughter”).
• “svp” for s’il vous plaît (please).
• “asap” for aussi vite que possible (as soon as possible).
• “rdv” for rendez-vous (appointment or meeting).
• “bcp” for beaucoup (a lot/many).
• “c” for c’est (it is/this is).
• “tjs” for toujours (always).
• “qd” for quand (when).
• “pdt” for pendant (during).
• “d’acc” or “dac” for d’accord (OK/agree).

These abbreviations are common in informal digital communication like SMS, chats, and social media, helping save time and keystrokes while maintaining understanding. ^{11, 12}

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