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Ten Chinese Internet Chat Words

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Posted by Allen (郑伟杰 Weijie Zheng) from WrittenChinese.Com Chinese on the internet can sometimes differ from everyday speech. Here are some abbreviations which are commonly used when Chinese people message on the internet. Each of these abbreviations allows the user to input a few letters to express their meaning quickly and easily. Enjoy! 1. “MM”:… Read More