what does "ily" mean?
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The word 'ily', is the shortened version of 'I love you', and is often used in texts, instant messengers, and in comment boxes on personal webpages. Ily is usually read/said as all one word rather than pronounced as single letters such as 'I-L-Y'.
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iiT MEANS YU D0NT TRY T0 BE SUM0NE YUR N0T.  YUR JUSS NATURALLY C00L, NiiCE, N FUN TO BE AR0UND.  iiT MEANS YUR N0T SN0TTY.  iiTS LYKE THE BiiGGEST COMPLiiMENT.\nPEACE N LOVE,\nKEESHA.
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Hi there,\n\nIt means "delighted"
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i.e. is Latin for "id est," meaning that is.\n\nIt's *not* used to give an example.  It's used to rephrase something.  An example is e.g., which is exempli gratia in Latin.
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Syzygy (look it up) has six letters like rhythm.\n\nBut, yes, the 'y's are vowels in this case, as in lynx and the words the other people have given.\n\nIn rhythm there is a second, hidden vowel between 'th' and 'm'. So there is a first syllable 'rhyth' and a second 'em', or 'um', or 'am'.
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Try this http://www.asu.edu/clas/english/englished/yalit/ifishould/index.htm
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Il= He, perhaps a situation\nPeut= Third person verb Pouvoir (can, be able, do)\n\nJe peux     I can\nTu peux     you can\nIl/Elle peut   He/she cans\nNous pouvons    We can\nVous pouvez     you can\nIls/Elles peuvent  they can\n\nNevertheless, you should tell us the context or where you read it... we could help more!
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crazy\nlazy\nhazy\npaisley
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It means "You have a cute voice."(*^o^*)\nHope this helps.
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It means "for your information".
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It means "I like you"
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холуй\n\nмуж.  lackey, groveller, toady
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It's called a "Tittle"\n\nA tittle is a small distinguishing mark, such as a diacritic or the dot over an i.
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I don't know what you mean by the "Y".
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what does idk mean????
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i\nii\niii\niv\nv\nvi
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Literally translated it means :" Hello my sunshine" and usually it is referred to a small child, to a beloved and is very familiar and sweet in tone.\nPrivet (Привет)= Hello/Hi\nmoyo (мойо)=my\nsolnishko is the more intimate form, derived from solnce (солнце)= sun.\nHope that is of help.\nHave a great day!