Re: abbreviations for non-native english speakers
Hey Joerg,
fwiw, I found a killer apt called 'wtf'. I'll let you do the math on what
that means, but it is a great way to know what 'imnsho' means. Also,
apt-cache search showed me that jargon is still available and will do the
same job. It's small and useful. Just used it today when I seen, 'smop'
refered to in an earlier post this AM :)
hth, ttfn and 73 :)
On Thursday 31 May 2001 08:09, Joerg Johannes wrote:
> Hi list
>
> As a non-native english speaker, I sometimes find it difficult to figure
> out, what some abbreviations mean. It took me rather long to find out,
> that "hth" means "Hope This Helps", and so on.
> Could some of you explain to me (and, I'm sure, to some others as well)
> what the FUA (Frequently Used Abbrevs) mean?
>
> ? IIRC
> ? AFAIK
> ? IMHO
> ? ...
>
> joerg
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