Spanish Text Speak Abbreviations, Brach's Valentines Candy Hearts
I am reposting this question from a teaching forum of which I am also a member. My colleague's question fascinated me and I wondered if anyone here at SpanishDict might know the answer.
I just purchased the BRACH's spanish valentines candy with Spanish expressions. They now seem to be using abbreviations that may be used in texting that I don't know. Can anyone figure these out?
I know TQM = Te quiero mucho.
Here are the ones I can't get
UFA SRT AHHA GRRR BSS
Gracias de antemano.
2 Answers
I just know the last one bss mean: "besos" (kisses)
Textspeak:
UFA - ¡ufa! expresión de descontento (de Argentina)
SRT - suerte (luck)
AHHA - jaja (laughing)
GRRR - grrr (growling)
BSS - besos (kisses)
That's the best I can come up with, unless Brachs has their own set of acronyms and shorthand? ![]()