Gramatical question

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  Alex

  
  

  hi, this is a out of topic question that it have me very interested.I´m not english, and you often use "Lol". I don´t know what it is, if it´s a word, a diminutive, a english expresion or anything else. so , here is my dilemma, what is it?
  thanksss

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    Marc of Phoenixville

    
    

    hi, this is a out of topic question that it have me very interested.I´m not english, and you often use "Lol". I don´t know what it is, if it´s a word, a diminutive, a english expresion or anything else. so , here is my dilemma, what is it?
    thanksss

    It means "Laugh out loud."

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      Sorted

      
      

      hi, this is a out of topic question that it have me very interested.I´m not english, and you often use "Lol". I don´t know what it is, if it´s a word, a diminutive, a english expresion or anything else. so , here is my dilemma, what is it?
      thanksss

      It means "Laugh out loud."

      Whereas "ROFL" = "Rolls On Floor Laughing"

      There are degrees of hilarity in Internet Shorthand

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        CrystallizedFate

        
        

        hi, this is a out of topic question that it have me very interested.I´m not english, and you often use "Lol". I don´t know what it is, if it´s a word, a diminutive, a english expresion or anything else. so , here is my dilemma, what is it?
        thanksss

        It means "Laugh out loud."

        Whereas "ROFL" = "Rolls On Floor Laughing"

        There are degrees of hilarity in Internet Shorthand

        roofles

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          Brian

          
          

          LOLSKATES.

          ROFLCOPTER!!!1111

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            Sorted

            
            

            LOLSKATES.

            ROFLCOPTER!!!1111

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          Elektros

          
          

          hi, this is a out of topic question that it have me very interested.I´m not english, and you often use "Lol". I don´t know what it is, if it´s a word, a diminutive, a english expresion or anything else. so , here is my dilemma, what is it?
          thanksss

          It means "Laugh out loud."

          Whereas "ROFL" = "Rolls On Floor Laughing"

          There are degrees of hilarity in Internet Shorthand

          roofles

          And in extreme cases of hilarity, ROTFLMAO - Rolling On The Floor Laughing My Arse Off (or Ass if you are American)

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            Mesmerized

            
            

            And in extreme cases of hilarity, ROTFLMAO - Rolling On The Floor Laughing My Arse Off (or Ass if you are American)

            There's that, and you can always make up your own ones. I've seen some insanely long ones, that I only know what means because they start with rotfl (or rofl).

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      Surferdude

      
      

      hi, this is a out of topic question that it have me very interested.I´m not english, and you often use "Lol". I don´t know what it is, if it´s a word, a diminutive, a english expresion or anything else. so , here is my dilemma, what is it?
      thanksss

      It means "Laugh out loud."

      Doesn't it actually mean "Laughing out loud", as laugh out loud is more of an instruction to the other person, who may not find it funny. If the person finds it funny, he writes LOL or "Laughing out loud"

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    Big L

    
    

    My name's Laurence and I'm a spellaholic...

    'Grammatical' has two 'm's in it. Please don't judge me !

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      StanleyBey

      
      

      I greatly appreciate your accuracy and concern about what's right.

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      Alex

      
      

      My name's Laurence and I'm a spellaholic...

      'Grammatical' has two 'm's in it. Please don't judge me !

      I won´t do it, you are right with the correction

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