what does  LOL means  I'm new in this country ? thank you?
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LOL is laugh out loud usually used in teh chatting terms tbh.. tbh is to be honest.
805702
not sure of the exact meaning but to me it means ummm  lol  - liek   you learned from this mishap now go from there. i guess its hard to explain.  jsut kinda means that you know now     now you have to use it to benefit from it
643011
is that a joke?! are you australian? i dont know, depends what country you are in
580120
how about try English first....lol!
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It's a cultural thing. The Korean language doesn't have the same inflections as say, English, so "What are you doing here?" comes across in the same tone of voice as "Nice to see you." Unless they're smiling at you, it can be hard to realize that they may not mean to come across as unfriendly. They also don't have the same concept of personal space, so they will stand right next to someone without meaning to be agressive.
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lol - laughing out loud\nrofl - rolling on the floor laughing\nlmao - laughing my a$$ off\nj/k - just kidding\nbrb - be right back\nwb - welcome back\nttyl - talk to you later\nj/w - just wondering
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don't know what country you are from...
856128
TOUCHE!!\n\n(For illegals, "touche" means good comeback for a question or answer.)\n\nI need to explain that for all these illegals.
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It depends I guess for you it isnt but for some people its their way of communicating. I c4n 13375p34k!\n\nA newbie (Leet: n00b) is a newcomer to a particular field, the term being commonly used on the Internet, where it might refer to new, inexperienced, or ignorant users of a game, a newsgroup, an operating system or the Internet itself. The term is generally regarded as an insult, although in many cases more experienced/knowledgeable people use it in purposes of negative reinforcement, urging “newbies” to learn more about the field or area in question. Newbie itself is usually considered truly to be a person who's new to the field of endeavor in question, and not really an insult as opposed to n00b.\nVariant spellings, such as newb, noob, and, in Leetspeak, n00b are numerous and common in Internet use.\nFor some people it is for some it isn't sometimes I use it and sometimes I dont. usually I dont but when around n00bs I tend to l3375p34k with them! its just a way certain people express themselves on the net! you probably use a lot of slang yourself and there must be a bunch of foreigners that dont get you so they can either learn the slang terms or they can ask you to speak simplified which would you prefer?
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it means  laughing my a** off  \n\nanother you might see is ROFL   rolling on the floor laughing \n\nDon't worry that you didn't know.  we all had to ask someone originally :))
969519
Yes, "lmao" does mean "laughing my a** off". \n If you're new to this as you say, here's a link to an IM acronym dictionary. \n\nhttp://www.aim.com/acronyms.adp?aolp=0
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LOL may refer to:\n\nLOL (Internet slang), meaning "Laughing Out Loud". Or to some meaning, "Laugh On Line" \nA Loyal Orange Lodge \nLands of Lore, a game series \nLegend of Legaia, a PlayStation game \nLove of Life, a soap opera \nLaurence "Lol" Tolhurst, a former member of The Cure \nLol Crème, an English musician and director, member of 10cc, Godley & Creme and The Art of Noise \nThe IATA airport code of Derby Field Airport, Lovelock, Nevada \nLegend of Link, a Legend of Zelda fan-film \nLOL <(^^,)>, the second album of Eurodance artist Basshunter \nAn abbreviation for "Little Old Lady" \nAn abbreviation found at the end of letters, meaning "Lots of Love" or "Lots of Luck" (predates the Internet) \nLol River in Southern Sudan \nLoL is a financial abbreviation for Limit of Liability \nOne of several Warez groups that release material (such as movies, TV shows) on the Internet (see List of warez groups).
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lol=laughing out loud\nrofl=rolling on floor laughing\nlmao=laughing my A$* of\nlmfao= same except add fat\nw/e=whatever\nh/o=hold on\netc.
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hi!\nlol stands for 'laugh out loud'
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slang for Fresh Off the Boat, referring to newly arrived imigrants.
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laugh out loud    \n\nyou must be new to this kinda stuff that is OK\n \nhere are some more abbreviations to help you\nttyl-talk to ya later\ng2g- got to go\nttfn-tata for now\nr-are\nu-you\nBRB-BE RIGHT BACK\n\nHOPE THOSE HELP YOU!!!
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lol is originally an acronym for "laughing out loud".\n\nHowever, its usage has somewhat evolved, I think. It's often used to mean "I find this situation humorous", such as in "lol I don't know", or to mean "This comment is meant to be funny, not serious", for example, "What the hell is wrong with you, lol" - rather than used to actually indicate that you're "laughing out loud".\n\nAnd even when it is used in it's original context, probably 90% of the time the writer is not actually "laughing out loud", but rather just using the acronym to express that they found something funny.