Congratulations To A Friend

Parents: they have to learn new languages \u200b\u200b

Parents, do you Know What These texts mean? - CNN.com

A disturbing example of what happens to youth in the United States on the use of technology on adolescents.
As if it were a new language invented by Tolkien, now parents have to know certain rules that your children can use to communicate among themselves without parents realizing it. For example: ctn

pos. tdtm l8r k?
:**:"
had significantly (in English): "Can not talk now, parent over shoulder. Talk dirty to me later, ok? kisses back at you "

in English:" I can not talk now, Dad on my shoulder. Tell me 'dirty' after a while, ok? Kisses to you. "

In English the first problem was addressed as one of preserving our language. The boys began to distort a rich language and some examples are:

• + (plus)
• + a ( mass)
• a2 (goodbye)
• ad + (addition) Salu2
• (greetings)
• tmb (also)
• tp (either)
• PPIO (top)
• nd (nothing)
• ak (here)
• q (to)
• ke (that)
• qndo (when)
• tkm (I love you)
• xa (to) xo
• (but)
• xq, xk (because)
• x (for, kiss)
• XLO-(at least)
• xoxo (hugs and kisses)
• bn (right)
• bno (good)
• ns vms DSPs (see you later) ns vms
• MNN (see you tomorrow)
• ntp (do not worry)
• ntc (do not believe)
• wenas (good)
• way (nice)
• :) (happy)
• ;) (wink)
• : * (kiss)
• n_n (hum)
• : p (tongue out)
• : ((sadness)
• : '((cry)
• smoked)
• has its advantages using these signs provided they do not forget the original language and grammar. However, the expert consensus is that it tends not to happen.
There are many signs and go inventing more. SMS is already a dictionary to look up (and work) by clicking here
.

The problem of the messages "hidden" so that parents do not realize the evils and problems of their children have a broader context of education in the family. Many say the problem would not arise if there is adequate communication began in an atmosphere of trust and mutual respect between parents and children. I think so. Although there will still (if any) troubled teens, can be reduced through good communication and professional support.