These abbreviations derive from Latin: e. g. = exempli gratia (for example, for instance) i. e. = id est (that is, this is) etc. = et cetera (and so on, and so forth)
Why can't people just spell the fucking word out what the fuck. That's annoying as fuck when somebody message me on the messenger and I typed back what are you trying to say I am a late 80s early 90s person that was when I grew up nowadays t t t y t and I'm like what do you mean
Also there are abbreviations you can learn e.g. N.B. = please note / note below RE. = About Inc. = including P.S. = postscript ( a message written at the end of a letter, after the signature )
For those who are wondering why RSVP for please reply. Well, RSVP (Répondez S'il Vous Plaît = please reply) is actually a very common French acronym that entered the American language. The Francophones also use the popular acronyms SVP and STP to say please.
hello, thanks, just 2 remarks / infos : ATM on internet is more often "at the moment" "imo". and looks like "RSVP" has french as source : "Répondez S'il Vous Plaît"
You are an american teacher. That's why I didn't expect you to tell that RSVP is a french abbreviation for "respondez, s'il vous plaît". Well, you still teach your children that the brazilian Santos Dumont was not the first who flew in a machine heavier than the air. My Gosh!
Hi Emma, As always great video!!! However I think you have made small mistakes: 1) PIN - Personal IDENTIFICATION number 2) BYOB - Bring Your Own BOTTLE. In Canada I think you may say "Bring your own beer" because of drinking a lot of this alcoholic drink in your country. I love watching you! Best wishes from Poland! Radek
Useful lesson! Sometimes I find out that my teenage students know more abbreviations (like BYOB, LMAO etc.) than me :D But I guess they're just very popular among teenagers these days :-)
The question you made at the end when you were talking about ATM: "are there any ATM in this mall?" .When I want to ask those kind of questions I frequently use "is" instead of "are". Would it be a mistake if I ask: "is there any ATM in this mall?"?
Emma. When you gave me a example of RSVP, whey you put 'Please' in front of RSVP. Cause You explain RSVP stand for 'Please Reply'. So, "please RSVP" means "please please reply"? Is this right?
Hi Emma; Thanks for your video, as usual very helpful. One question: if you say "please RSVP," wouldn´t that be a redundancy since RSVP means "please reply"? shouldn´t you just say: "RSVP"?
She may have gotten confused while coming up with those examples. It was just a minor mistake, she was probably a little bit umconfortable despite being a really great English teacher whose methods I really like!.
Ankavaro She is not wrong! "please RSVP" is often used. See the wiktionary definition (en.wiktionary.org/wiki/RSVP) "Properly, used by itself, but often used in the redundant form “please RSVP”, “RSVP” being used to mean “reply to an invitation”. Such redundancy is an example of RAS syndrome."
hey Emma , it's been a while, i haven't seen your videos, so i'm quite happy that i'm seeing this one now really useful and good to know thanks alot, however i'm abit sad about something, well it's not dramatic, but make me a little sad and that is unless many teachers in EngVid who always respond to people's comments of course the appropriates comments but i've never seen a reply from you in so many videos, and i wonder why, thank you so much. lamine a fan of your lessons
Ema,thank you so much for your very useful videos.I have been learning a lot from them,especially for that one which talks about the common spanish speakers' mistakes!
This is going to all the natural speaking English out there, this mans comment has better grammer than most 20 year olds every day speach... and it is not even his first language!
You always using practical and useful teaching material for a lesson, and that's why you are so sought after, but just 10 abbreviations is far too little, I know there are more than that, so could you please teach us further in time to come, thank you very much.
This video lesson has already answered my queries of brev, i.e. short form of words of phrase as well as some special abbreviations in writing. Moreover, a few strange short forms that we cannot decode e.g. RSVP for Please Reply or e.g. for Example ect.. Cool uh?
Uaoo you're really fantastic teacher, your teaching technic (tell me if it's right written jeje) is great and it's so interesting for the students, so congratulations Dear beauty teacher
Very good, thanks. But it'd be nice if you stepped a little bit to one side so one could see the words 😊 all the time. Bei ATM you cover the meaning all the time. Thanks.
PIN = personal IDENTIFICATION number ATM = AUTOMATED teller machine e.g. = for example BYOB can also mean “bring your own beverage” for those who don’t drink alcohol.
Thanks for the class, pls as a teacher don't stand in front of the board so people can see, you covered what you were teaching, a visual learner will have a challenge with it. Thank you
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These abbreviations derive from Latin:
e. g. = exempli gratia (for example, for instance)
i. e. = id est (that is, this is)
etc. = et cetera (and so on, and so forth)
btw _et_ means "and" -> & you can see here "et", with an e an a t
Etc- end of thinking capacity...lol
@@lordthanos190 how clever! It is very often the case. Good one. Might borrow for use some times. Amusing anyway.
@@remaspiya3269 Sure ...
BF
The most common ones are: A.K.A = As known as
and FYI = for your information
Is also known as
Barbara Ferrari also known as not as known as
Why can't people just spell the fucking word out what the fuck.
That's annoying as fuck when somebody message me on the messenger and I typed back what are you trying to say I am a late 80s early 90s person that was when I grew up nowadays t t t y t and I'm like what do you mean
Abraham Manders boo hoo
@@abrahammanders8851 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 how strange the 21st century is.
Also there are abbreviations you can learn e.g.
N.B. = please note / note below
RE. = About
Inc. = including
P.S. = postscript ( a message written at the end of a letter, after the signature )
e.g. stands for exempli gratia ;)
Post scriptum*
N.B.:Nota Bene.....
Inc = Incorporated
incl. = including or inclusive
For those who are wondering why RSVP for please reply. Well, RSVP (Répondez S'il Vous Plaît = please reply) is actually a very common French acronym that entered the American language. The Francophones also use the popular acronyms SVP and STP to say please.
Alvin G thanks for your explanation
You are so dumb, and arrogant too.
RSVP stands for Repondez S'il Vous Plait which is a french sentence meaning Please Reply
Please Respond...👍
Yeah but american borrows it from french
REPLY as SOON as VERY POSSIBLE ..😃
@@lukensbien-aime5479 I never new that! ; )
That's what we call borrowing-word
Thank you so much dear Teacher Emma. You do not know how much you are so helpful in my life. THANK YOU
hello, thanks, just 2 remarks / infos : ATM on internet is more often "at the moment" "imo".
and looks like "RSVP" has french as source : "Répondez S'il Vous Plaît"
You are an american teacher. That's why I didn't expect you to tell that RSVP is a french abbreviation for "respondez, s'il vous plaît". Well, you still teach your children that the brazilian Santos Dumont was not the first who flew in a machine heavier than the air. My Gosh!
i learn something new every time i visit your channel
PPAP = Pen Pineapple Apple Pen
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sansaobmx ...
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it helps in development of the english grammar
Thank you Emma,this lesson let me learn more.
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Hi. This is GJ. I'm a blind person. I like abbreviations because they are like contractions. They really help.
I've been searching for this etc? thing and here it is! Thank you very much!
i really enjoy watching your video. I am improving my english by your videos.thank you very very much emma
Cheena
Emma, you always look cute and teach us wholeheartedly that is really the sign of pure human .u r one of them.
Hi Emma,
As always great video!!!
However I think you have made small mistakes:
1) PIN - Personal IDENTIFICATION number
2) BYOB - Bring Your Own BOTTLE.
In Canada I think you may say "Bring your own beer" because of drinking a lot of this alcoholic drink in your country.
I love watching you!
Best wishes from Poland!
Radek
You are a great teacher that i have ever seen.
Useful lesson! Sometimes I find out that my teenage students know more abbreviations (like BYOB, LMAO etc.) than me :D But I guess they're just very popular among teenagers these days :-)
LMAO?
Laughing my ass out
LAUGH MY ASS OFF ..!!
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The question you made at the end when you were talking about ATM: "are there any ATM in this mall?" .When I want to ask those kind of questions I frequently use "is" instead of "are". Would it be a mistake if I ask: "is there any ATM in this mall?"?
thank you may God bless you
PIN,,,,,,PERSONALLY IDENTITY NUMBER,, ITS VERY COMMON😍😍 ,,thank you teacher
Emma.
When you gave me a example of RSVP, whey you put 'Please' in front of RSVP.
Cause You explain RSVP stand for 'Please Reply'.
So, "please RSVP" means "please please reply"? Is this right?
respondez s'ill vous plait
From France lang
thank you for you support!!!!
Hello Emma, I like your every English classes. It's very help full to me to learn English.
Thank you.
Mridul
Hi Emma; Thanks for your video, as usual very helpful. One question: if you say "please RSVP," wouldn´t that be a redundancy since RSVP means "please reply"? shouldn´t you just say: "RSVP"?
She may have gotten confused while coming up with those examples. It was just a minor mistake, she was probably a little bit umconfortable despite being a really great English teacher whose methods I really like!.
Ankavaro She is not wrong! "please RSVP" is often used. See the wiktionary definition (en.wiktionary.org/wiki/RSVP)
"Properly, used by itself, but often used in the redundant form “please RSVP”, “RSVP” being used to mean “reply to an invitation”. Such redundancy is an example of RAS syndrome."
in addition to that, here's my contribution: ILYE (I like you Emma)
Thank you Emma you are a good teacher
hey Emma , it's been a while, i haven't seen your videos, so i'm quite happy that i'm seeing this one now really useful and good to know thanks alot, however i'm abit sad about something, well it's not dramatic, but make me a little sad and that is unless many teachers in EngVid who always respond to people's comments of course the appropriates comments but i've never seen a reply from you in so many videos, and i wonder why, thank you so much.
lamine a fan of your lessons
Thanks, Emma. Please don't stop teaching :3
elizabeth Banda teaching*
Thanks! :)
I didnt know about Rsvp before. Thanks!
I love your teaching mam i m indian from new Delhi
This video is good to learn. Thank you so much.
Ema,thank you so much for your very useful videos.I have been learning a lot from them,especially for that one which talks about the common spanish speakers' mistakes!
This is going to all the natural speaking English out there, this mans comment has better grammer than most 20 year olds every day speach... and it is not even his first language!
Thanks Mrs. Emma!
I'm not strong in english.that's why I coude not understand english pronunciation. but after all I like ur English conversation. tnx emma
another thing for BYOB and atm is Bring Your Own Boa and At The Moment/Minute
This helped me a lot I love your teaching
You always using practical and useful teaching material for a lesson, and that's why you are so sought after, but just 10 abbreviations is far too little, I know there are more than that, so could you please teach us further in time to come, thank you very much.
Thank you my teacher and my Lady
I am really so happy for what i got from your teaching of today,some of the ward i didn't come across, to get the meaning, but i got it now.
thanks.
Mam you teach like a professional
I'm learned new work ASAP ..thank you
This video lesson has already answered my queries of brev, i.e. short form of words of phrase as well as some special abbreviations in writing. Moreover, a few strange short forms that we cannot decode e.g. RSVP for Please Reply or e.g. for Example ect.. Cool uh?
Uaoo you're really fantastic teacher, your teaching technic (tell me if it's right written jeje) is great and it's so interesting for the students, so congratulations Dear beauty teacher
You're a great professor, thank you for your lessons, they're very useful, please don't stop teaching us.
Thank you so much ❤️🙏🏻
Mam your method of teaching very nice thank you
i am the son of marshemelo su to me and this is a very good lesson ema
You're my favourite teacher.
You explain the lessons very well... Thank you for your english videos!
is abbreviation is similar to acronyms, initialism, blended form, clipped form, contruction, compounding, or any brief form?
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I love you emma, you´re a fantastic teacher.
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all video I watch very excellent teacher.thanks
Wonderful lesson and polite good teaching
hi Emma,
what is The difference between (that is ok and ok? when we use these two
I thank you very much for all videos
thank you so much you are a great teacher and a gorgous woman
Very good, thanks. But it'd be nice if you stepped a little bit to one side so one could see the words 😊 all the time. Bei ATM you cover the meaning all the time. Thanks.
Really good way of teaching and expressions
It is very helpful to learn english.
from Latim:
e.g. = exempli gratia
i.e. = id est
Hi, Emma, just to let you know that I really like and appreciate your channel a lot. Thank you for being so useful!! Big hug!
Emma, you explained very well. Thanks a lot
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Your video
Thank you so much, beautiful teacher :)
Thank you Ms. Emma
I like all the lessons when you say talk about it sounds very nice accent
Thank a lot,that teaches the knowledge.
I love you.
Can we write two abbrevation in same sentence i.e. please RSVP ASAP me...nice video
Why abbreviation is a long word :D
So, how can we abbreviate abbreviation? ;-)
Abbr.
Thank teacho for what you have been doing to help student to learn English..
your videos help me too much today in job interview..so thanks
Thanks, a lot; my small doubts😊😊 are cleared
Emma madam you are fantastic teacher
Hi Emma, I'd like to know if we can use these abbreviations in academic writing.
Thank you for your lessons!
I love your videos! Yoy're a great teacher Emma!
emma may be" ATM" in technical is that mean " asynchronous tranfer mode" ,right?
RSVP comes from French and it means "répondez s'il vous plaît". The English translation is "please reply". :)
Thanks a lot Ema.I'm confused with"RSVP"...what does it stand for??
Répondez S'il Vou Plaît
me grateful for u Emma thank u..............
You forgot my most used ones: OMG and LOL
OMG- oh my god
LOL- laugh out loud 👌
No Lol is lots of loves
Thank you Emma.
thank you for the lesson .
Mam abbreviations have 4 types. They are shortenings, contractions , initialisms and acronyms. Mam please tell me about them.
PIN = personal IDENTIFICATION number
ATM = AUTOMATED teller machine
e.g. = for example
BYOB can also mean “bring your own beverage” for those who don’t drink alcohol.
I wanna learn more English!💚❤❤🧡💙💙💙💙💙💛💛💛💛💛
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Thanks for the class, pls as a teacher don't stand in front of the board so people can see, you covered what you were teaching, a visual learner will have a challenge with it. Thank you
You play many spots Emma very good
ATM = At the moment* thank you.
Wrong!!!!!!!!!!!
ow, I thought it was the machine that when you insert a card it gives money. LOL
r/woosh
HA!!!!!
flybysim do you even know what r/whoosh means? Nobody even replied to you so why are you saying r/whoosh?
Thanks Emma. You the best :)
That’s good teacher I love it 🥰
thanks for these useful abbreviations
thanks, good job .... I understand perfect.
Thank you very much!!
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