What does it mean to call lnm while chatting? Swearing, right?

It means called lnm when old ladies are chatting. The source is Zhang, a comic dialogue actor from Deyun Society. His humorous speech form attracted a large number of female audiences. Every time he toured, the female audience would make all kinds of fun of him. Over time, Zhang will respond to this and call them old ladies with a smile!

Zhang, a native of Beijing, started his job on 20 12, and was an apprentice on September 4, 20 13.

Deyun Society Crosstalk Performance Beijing Station 20 17: Love in the City is 90% higher.

Abbreviations of common phrases in extended data

That is, "abbreviation is used for the initials of common collocations and combinations in chat".

The application of this rule, such as "miss you" is a combination that is often typed in chat, so it is abbreviated as "mu", where "m" stands for "miss" and "u" actually uses the first rule, that is, "you".

Another example is:

1)ASAP = as soon as possible.

2)CUL = see you later (goodbye)

3) Hand = Have a nice day (Have a nice day! Goodbye)

HRU = How are you? (hello! )

5)LOL = Laugh out loud (haha ...)

6)LTNS = Long time no see (long time no see)

7)IC = I see (I see)

8)RUOK = Are you okay? A: Are you okay? )

WTF = what f * * k (what the hell)

10)BTW = by the way (by the way)