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Should jargans be used in formal letter or not
SGVaibhav:
--- Quote from: Angel of Love on April 28, 2010, 05:15:25 pm ---no Mr.Paul jargons are the short forms we use while chatting like i said we say i am going for a film people write it as i am going for a film but am gonna go 4 a film this is jargons..
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my dean teaches us applied mechanics an he uses jargons to make it fun
if there is 4N from the left, im gonna supply 4N from the right... etc etc
he rocks :D
Alpha:
--- Quote from: H 0 ! y \|/ O 0 |D on April 30, 2010, 08:04:11 am ---my dean teaches us applied mechanics an he uses jargons to make it fun
if there is 4N from the left, im gonna supply 4N from the right... etc etc
he rocks :D
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We don't call these jargons. :'(
Angel Of Love:
@Alpha i agree these aren't jargons but his is what i have heard...and if not jargons are they known as slang language i mean i am not sure 'cause i have always heard that these are known as jargons...
SGVaibhav:
--- Quote from: ~Alpha on May 01, 2010, 11:07:58 am ---We don't call these jargons. :'(
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he uses "wanna", u wanna do this or u wanna do that :P
Alpha:
It's a contracted English form, as I explained earlier. Some people call it sms language.
And no, slang is different. It's an informal language, yeah, but it's written full. It's a kind peer language, used by particular groups.
Like the word "nerd", it's a slang, used mostly by peers, by you people here. ;) And lol, I bet you know the meaning better than me. :D
Some people write "nrd" as the contracted form of "nerd". That's a different style.
"Wanna" is a contraction of "want to" / "want a".
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