AFK - Stands for “away from keyboard” to let someone know you’re not in front of your computer right now.
AFAIK - Short for “as far as I know:’ to indicate that the comment is true to the best of your knowledge.
BBIAB or BRB - Use these abbreviations to let the recipient know that you’ll be away for a short while with BBIAB (be back in a bit) or BRB - (be right back).
GJ - This abbreviation of “good job” is a quick way to tell someone he did well.
IDK - Short for “I don’t know:’ and used when you are unable to answer a question or query.
IMHO - Demonstrate some modesty before a statement by saying “in my humble opinion.”
JK - Abbreviation of “just kidding,” and tells the recipient that you were just joking around.
KK - This shorthand indicates that the message has been acknowledged.
L8R or TTYL - The first is shorthand for “later” or “see you later” when saying goodbye, or if you plan on communicating in a bit, you can use TTYL (talk to you later).
LOL - Let your chat buddy know his comment was funny enough to make you “laugh out loud.”
NVM - Short for “never mind, which tells the recipient to disregard the last comment.
PLZ - When asking for help, it’s always nice to say “please.”
SFSG - Let your recipient know that everything is OK thus far by saying “so far, so good:’
TBH - You can let someone know you are serious about a statement by leading with TBH, or “to be honest.”
TYVM - This is an abbreviation for “thank you very much.”
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