What does G mean in Philippines?
What it means: Game. How to use in a sentence: “Punta tayong Tagaytay this weekend!” “G!” 4.
Why do Filipinos text more?
The reasons for the high rate of SMS usage are the subject of much speculation. As in most developing nations, mobile phones offer Filipinos a chance to leapfrog weak urban infrastructure to join a global telecommunications network (authors like Tom Standage have explored this thrilling field).
What is text slang for good?
Common text abbreviations ROFL: Rolling on floor laughing. STFU: Shut the *swear word!* up. ICYMI: In case you missed it. TL;DR: Too long, didn’t read. LMK: Let me know.
What does SML mean in Tagalog?
SML is also a texting slang in Tagalog, the language spoken in the Philippines. It stands for “share mo lang,” and according to Urban Dictionary, is used as slang to mean “I don’t care” or “so what.” The term is used as a sarcastic comment if someone is talking about something one does not care about.
What does BA mean in the Philippines?
“Ano” means “what,” and “ba” is an intensifier. It is an expression that shows annoyance or exasperation. Often said to someone who is annoying the speaker; can also be used with an inanimate object or for a situation that is causing frustration.
What does GE mean in Filipino?
Definition of ge: ge is an alternate spelling of the Tagalog word geh. Base word: geh. [slang] OK; sure; (short for “sige”)
How many texts do Filipinos send a day?
Filipinos send out as much as 400 million text messages on a regular day.
Is Philippines a texting capital of the world?
The Philippines has been called the “TEXT” capital of the world due to the large volume of Short Messaging System (SMS) traffic exchange in the country. It has been estimated that the number of cellular phone subscribers in the Philippines reached over 23 million and is still growing at a rapid rate.
What does BTC mean in texting?
BTC
| Acronym | Definition |
|---|---|
| BTC | Bitcoin (digital currency) |
| BTC | Because They Can |
| BTC | Behind-the-Counter (drugs) |
| BTC | Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (crude oil pipeline) |