If you've only even gotten as far as OMG (oh my god) and LOL (laugh out loud) then you need to GWI (get with it.)
Author Danah Boyd has compiled a list of the most commonly used terms for parents wanting to translate their beloved children's baffling texts, the Daily Mail reported.
These include JK (just kidding), FOMO (fear of missing out — in relation to party hopping), DK (I don't know) and LN (last night).
To the simple question WRUD? (what are you doing?), teenage text speak provides an array of replies, such as FB (on Facebook), EAK (eating at the keyboard) and NMJCU? (nothing much, just chilling, you?).
Some involve numbers — 2L8 (too late) and 143 (I love you — taken from the numbers of letters in each word).
Many abbreviations deter a correspondent from writing anything too incriminating.
POS is "parent over shoulder," CWYL is "chat with you later" and 5 means "wait a few minutes, a parent is in the room."
Boyd, who believes that children use this secret code as a way to introduce some freedom from their parents in their lives, likens using this lingo to a 21st-century equivalent of a "Keep Out" sign on the bedroom door.
Some of the abbreviations used in the lingo are"
OMG: Oh my God
LOL: Laugh out loud
GWI: Get with it
JK: Just kidding
FOMO: Fear of missing out
DK: Don't know
WRUD: What are you doing?
NMJCU?: Nothing much just chilling, you?
POS: Parent over shoulder
CWYL: Chat with you later
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