Common English abbreviations used on the Internet

"I'd b omw but bff wants BK agkwe. I'll brt asap" would be a challenging phrase to say if you don't understand what the abbreviations stand for.

Acroname/'ækrənim/ is an acronym formed from the first letters of other words in a phrase. For example, WHO (World Health Organization) is considered an acronym. On the internet, abbreviations are a common way to replace frequently used phrases. Some commonly used abbreviations online today are shown in the table below:

- BRB (be right back): I'll be right back.

- WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get): if you see it, you get it.

- ROLF (rolling on the floor laughing): laughing uncontrollably on the floor.

- AFK (away from keyboard) or AFC (away from computer): no longer sitting at the computer.

- NUFF (enough said): That's enough said.

- CMIW (correct me if I'm wrong): point out if I'm wrong.

- GKWE (God knows what else): Only God knows what else.

- AIMB (as I mentioned before): as I mentioned before.

- BION (believe it or not): believe it or not (it's up to you).

- IYKWIM (if you know what I mean): I'm sure you understand what I mean.

- EOM (end of message): End of message.

- IRL (in real life): in real life.

- B4 (before): previously, before.

- OMW (on my way): I'm on my way.

- BFF (best friend forever): very close friends.

- BRT (be right there): I'll be there right away.

- ASAP (as soon as possible): as soon as possible.

- LOL (laugh out loud): to laugh loudly.

- IDK (I don't know): I don't know.

According to VNE