| G | Grin, Giggle |
| G1 | Good one |
| G2CU | Good to see you |
| G2G | Good to go; Got to go |
| G2R | Got to run |
| G2GT | Got to get this |
| G2HT | Got to have this |
| G4C | Going for coffee |
| G4I | Go for it |
| G4N | Good for nothing |
| GA | Go ahead |
| GAD | Generalized anxiety disorder |
| GAL | Get a life |
| GALGAL | Give a little get a little |
| GAP | Got a picture? |
| GAS | Got a second? |
| GB | Goodbye |
| GBG | Great big grin |
| GBH | Great big hug |
| GBK | Great big kiss |
| GBTW | Get back to work |
| GC | Great crib |
| GF | Girlfriend |
| GFI | Go for it |
| GFN | Gone for now |
| GFON | Good for one night |
| GFTD | Gone for the day |
| GFY | Good for you |
| GG | Good game; Gotta go |
| GGN | Gotta go now |
| GI | Google it |
| GIAR | Give it a rest |
| GJ | Good job |
| GL | Good luck |
| GL2U | Good luck to you |
| GLA | Good luck all |
| GLHF | Good luck and have fun |
| GLNT | Good luck next time |
| GM | Good morning |
| GM | Great move |
| GMAG | Give me a break |
| GMTA | Great minds think alike |
| GN | Good night |
| GNE1 | Good night everyone |
| GNITE | Good night |
| GOI | Get over it |
| GOL | Giggling out loud |
| GOWI | Get on with it |
| GP | General principle |
| GP | Got paid |
| GR8 | Great |
| GRATZ | Congratulations |
| GRRR | Growling |
| GSOH | Good sense of humor |
| GT | Good try |
| GTG | Got to go |
| GTGB | Got to go bye |
| GTK | Good to know |
| GTM | Giggle to myself |
| GTSY | Great to see you |
| GWS | Get well soon |
Background |
| Author: R. Strucel. This reference was created for Globalrph to help translate occasional texting codes that appear sporadically in correspondence from friends, colleagues, and other professionals. At least once a month I receive messages from younger professionals that are difficult to decipher based on the presence of several texting shorthand abbreviations. I had the author create two separate versions. The primary version simply lists the acronym followed by the definition. The alternative version lists the phrase / translation first and the texting code that represents the phrase. |
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VERSION 1: Texting acronym followed by the translation
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