“boy” - “yob”;

“tobacco” – “occabot”;

“bit” – “tib”;

“talk” – “klat”;

“half”- “flatch”;

“fish” – “shif”;

“health” – “thlaetch”.

Do you use English slang while communicating?

Computer slang is a game for people who

are not satisfied only by the literary language.

The main source of computer slang creation is text

messaging.

“My dearst Teresa, - Ive read dis b%k n yr gardn; - my lov, u

wr absent, or Ls I c%dnt av read it. itz a fav b%k of yrz, n d

ritR wz a pal of myn. Ull nt undRst& deez en wrds, n othas

won't undRst& em, - wich S d reasN Ive nt scrawled em n

Italian. bt Ull recogniZ d handwriting of him hu pasion8ly

luvs u, U wl Dvine dat, ovr a b%k wich wz yrz, he cUd 1ly tnk

of lov. n dat wrd, btifl n ll langs, bt most so n yrz - Amor mio -

S comprised my XistenC hre n hereafter. I feel I Xist hre, +I

fear dat I shll Xist hereafter, - as 2 w@ purpus Ull Dcide; my

fate rests W u, +U r a wmn, 17 yrs of age, n 2 outa a convent.

I wsh dat u had stayD der, W ll my hart, - or, @ lEst, dat I

had nvr met u n yr wed st8.

bt ll dis S 2 l8. I lov u, +U lov me, - @ lEst, u sA so, n act as f

u did so, wich lst isa gr8 consolation n ll evnts. bt I mor thN

lov u, n cnot cease 2 lov u. tnk of me, sumtyms, wen d Alps n

d sea Dvide us, - bt dey nvr wl, unl UW it.

B.”