mou ?
mdr ?
pv ?
t tu sal ?
tlm ?
Also, I've noticed the quebecoise often talk like:
mdrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
@mou@@@@@@@@@@@
lolllllllllllllllllll
What's that all about?
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mou ?
mdr ?
pv ?
t tu sal ?
tlm ?
Also, I've noticed the quebecoise often talk like:
mdrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
@mou@@@@@@@@@@@
lolllllllllllllllllll
What's that all about?
I know mrd means merde
tlm means Tout le monde
The others, I have no idea :?
No mdr means mort de rire
mou = soft, ive seen it like "bander mou", impuissantQuote:
Originally Posted by Sascha
"t tu sal" is "shut up b**ch" in Quebec net speak. That'd be "tais toi salope" in regular French.
pv = I've never seen this before but I did a quick search on google.fr and it seems that it can mean photovolta
pv signifie 'priv
quand jai vu "lolllllllllllll," jai ete parler avec une quebecoise. peut-etre c joual, ou d'anglais qui est arrivee au quebec? :|
in france, lot of people understand and use 'lol'. in fact, french people like to use some specific english expression on the web like 'afk' (away from keyboard) or other things like that.
as i thought, thanks for the confirmation.
Sascha wrote:so-called sms language is utter shit. stay away from all that garbage.Quote:
mou ?
mdr ?
pv ?
t tu sal ?
tlm ?
Also, I've noticed the quebecoise often talk like:
mdrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
@mou@@@@@@@@@@@
lolllllllllllllllllll
What's that all about?
it must take approximately half a second to type "mort de rire" instead of "mdr" so, guys, please, just do it.
Lorsque l'on estQuote:
so-called sms language is utter @@@@. stay away from all that garbage.
it must take approximately half a second to type "mort de rire" instead of "mdr" so, guys, please, just do it.
mdrrrr ouai