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Aug 30th 2011 14:51 lol


These days, I have a question about 'an idiom of american'!
That was 'LOL'.
In FACEBOOK, TWITTER, and so on... Anyway, I saw many people used 'LOL'.

So I searched about 'LOL' on GOOGLE.
Oh! 'LOL' is laughing out loud!

Since then, I also used 'LOL' on FACEBOOK, TWITTER :^)
I'm so happy!!!!!!

Ken
Aug 30th 2011 14:56
ROFL = Rolling on floor laughing :)
tony
Aug 30th 2011 15:00
  • These days, I have a question about 'an idiom of american'!

  • Recently, I had a question about an American idiom. [You have already found out the answer to the question, so in English, it is more natural to say "I had a question" (past tense).]

 
  • So I searched about 'LOL' on GOOGLE.

  • So I searched for 'LOL' with GOOGLE.

 
  • 'LOL' is laughing out loud!

  • 'LOL' is laughing out loud! [Alternatives: 'LOL' is short for 'laughing out loud.' 'LOL' stands for 'laughing out loud.' 'LOL' is an abbreviation/acronym for 'laughing out loud.']

 
  • Since then, I also used 'LOL' on FACEBOOK, TWITTER :^)

  • Since then, I also used 'LOL' on FACEBOOK, TWITTER :^) [You are saying that you have used it, and will continue to use it. In English, this is a situation where it is natural to use the simple present tense of the verb. You can also say: "Since then, I, too, have been using 'LOL'..."]

 
I think "laugh(ing) out loud" is the main interpretation, but I have also heard people claim that it means "lots of laughter." This is a term used mostly in internet communication; I have never heard anyone say it in person. But that may be because I am 56 years old.^^
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