1. TTYL
   YW
2. IMO
   RT

There are a few ways you can end a conversation. "TTYL" is​ one option. The acronym stands for "talk to you later" and can be used as a promise to catch up soon!

1. to leave the computer temporarily
   to respond to a funny comment
2. to express anger
   to ask a question

You could use this acronym when you leave the computer for a second or can't text back right away. It stands for "be right back," so use it for those quick getaways!

1. Jiminy Kricket
   joking kids
2. just kidding
   jumping kats

The acronym stands for "just kidding." If you use it in a sentence, you could say, "I went to a water park today. JK!"

1. T
   L
2. A
   C

The letter "C" is often used as slang for the word "see." There are a few instances like this, such as with "U" being used in place of the word "you."

1. AMA
   Bae
2. INB4
   IDK

"IDK" is an acronym that stands for "I don't know." This one has been in use for a long time, on par with LOL and BRB!

1. follow back
   find Brittany
2. text them back
   forget about them

"FB" is short for "follow back." This term is most commonly used on social media sites like Twitter and Instagram, where following each other is the key to having an audience.

1. someone who tries to help others online
   someone who is popular online
2. someone who makes Vines
   someone who sets out to start trouble online

A troll is a word used for someone who stirs up trouble online, typically on social media websites. They'll usually say something controversial that can upset many people, but sometimes, they're easy to spot!

1. lurking
   trolling
2. risking
   soloing

A person who does this is often known as a lurker, while the act is known as lurking. For example, if you're scrolling through Instagram, but not engaging, you might be considered to be a lurker.

1. True
2. False

This is true. You'll often hear this term online when referencing a group of friends. When used in a sentence you can say: "I'm going out with my squad!"

1. True
2. False

This is true. "YW" is often used as an answer when someone says thank you. It could also be used sarcastically.

1. a desktop meme
   a demand
2. a diamond
   a direct message

A "dm" is short form for a direct message. It is typically used on social media sites, like Twitter and Instagram, which include the feature.

1. True
2. False

This is false. Shade is a slang term that means that something mean is being said about someone. It's commonly used as the phrase "throwing shade."

1. LR
   LAR
2. LATR
   L8R

"L8R" is a short form of the word "later." This term was used a lot in the early 2000s, and it can still be seen today, just not as often.

1. great thinking girl
   give to get
2. grab to gift
   got to go

"GTG" stands for "got to go" or "gotta go." When used in a sentence, you can say "I have to go to work now. I'm sorry, but I GTG!"

1. True
2. False

This is false. Fire is actually a slang term that means something is amazing or incredible. For example, you could say: "This song is fire!"

1. 25
   19
2. 80
   4

Instead of typing out a whole word, you can replace it with one character! When used in a sentence, you could say: "R U ready 4 the party?"

1. Twitter
   Instagram
2. Facebook
   YouTube

"IG" is a short form for the social media platform, Instagram. If you ever see a photo with a watermark that uses it, you'll know it originated on Instagram!

1. YW
   IMO
2. OMG
   JK

"OMG" stands for "oh my God" or "oh my gosh." You might see it in a sentence such as, "OMG you will never believe what just happened to me!" It is often used in excitement or disbelief.

1. an article
   a thread of photos
2. a story on an online forum
   a humorous form of media that goes viral

Memes are a form of media that are funny and spread all over the internet. You may know some popular ones, such as Pepe the Frog, Doge, or the Kermit meme.

1. True
2. False

This is false. The acronym actually stands for "by the way." BTW don't forget to keep studying up on your internet slang!

1. let me knit
   let me know
2. learn my knowledge
   leave my kid

If someone says this to you online, it means "let me know." When used in a sentence, you could say: "I'll swing by and pick you up for the party if you want. LMK!"

1. GTG
   AMA
2. LMK
   YOLO

The acronym "YOLO" stands for "you only live once." You might have heard it after the release of "The Motto" by Drake, which made the term very popular.

1. almost amazing
   ask mom again
2. always m
   ask me anything

"AMA" stands for "ask me anything." This is a term that is most often found on Reddit, where individuals ask users to ask them any questions in relation to a certain subject.

1. INB4
   IRL
2. L8R
   LOL

You've probably heard of this one before! "LOL" stands for laugh out loud, although it has turned into its own form of a word that can be used as a simple, and quick answer to something.

1. True
2. False

This is true. It's a short form of the word. You could use it in a sentence like this: "I'll be late bc I have to pick up my friend beforehand."

1. A
   P
2. L
   K

The letter "K" is often used to mean "OK." There are many variations of this as well, where some people may use "KK" or "Kay" as slang for the word.

1. someone who is new to something
   someone who works online
2. someone who hacks
   someone who makes memes

A "noob" is a common term heard online and refers to anyone who makes it obvious that they are new to something. It can also refer to someone new to online gaming. There are also different variations of the word, including "n00b" or "newb."

1. humble
   happy
2. hopeful
   hymn

The entire acronym stands for "in my humble opinion" but it can also be used as "in my opinion." This term is quite self-explanatory as it is used for expressing your opinion online.

1. in real life
   in retrospect of life
2. I really love
   internet reality

This acronym stands for "in real life." This can be used in a variety of ways, such as, "IRL, this won't work." Or sometimes it can be used in terms or streaming, to say that you are doing a hangout stream.

1. True
2. False

This is true. GOAT isn't about the animal like it may sound! It's often used in reference to people who are very good at what they do.

1. outfits
   dogs
2. food
   make up

"OOTD" stands for "outfit of the day," and is typically tagged in photos of outfits. The term is popularly used to show off an outfit to the internet that someone loves​ and wants to share.

1. LOL
   WOW
2. NSFW
   RT

"NSFW" stands for "not safe for work." That means, you probably shouldn't view it while you're at work.

1. to tell someone something quickly
   to beat someone to the punch
2. to predict an obvious answer
   to tell an old story

This one can be a bit tricky! "inb4" is most commonly used on the internet to predict a response to a thread. To use it, you would say "inb4" then follow it with a phrase of what you're predicting.

1. be alone everyday
   back all day, everyday
2. be an elf
   before anyone else

"Bae" is a slang term on the internet that is used to refer to a significant other. It also works as an acronym for "before anyone else," which is meant to be used in the same way.

1. Instagram
   Twitch
2. YouTube
   Twitter

"RT" is a common acronym found on Twitter. It means "retweet." Retweeting is an action exclusive to Twitter, but it has also been used as a joke when someone relates to something online.