Langage SMS

Le langage SMS is also something to learn; we would like to have websites for this.

how to: send an NMEA frame to a modem connected to our PC and receive an SMS from another modem or a mobile phone connected to another PC
how to make all the configurations with AT commands? if it's a wavecom modem?

how to: send an NMEA frame to a modem connected to our PC and receive an SMS from another modem or a mobile phone connected to another PC
how to configure everything using AT commands? if it's a wavecom modem?

Here is a website where you can find several (not all) SMS (Short Message Service) to help you learn them and, later on, know them.

http://www.mobilou.info/10kosms.htm

Happy learning!!!

so then =) /=( / XD/... are smileys
I'll explain; to understand, you just have to tilt your head

example:
=) = a smiley who is smiling

Good evening,

As the author of the first books in SMS language, I invite you to discover my two websites:

http://www.profsms.fr

Lessons are offered to you....

http://www.traductionsms.com

Discover translations of illustrious texts: The Declaration of Human Rights, La Marseillaise, Baudelaire, Rimbaud, Verlaine, Victor Hugo....

Following the publication of my first book in 2004: Pas sage a taba vo SMS.... I invented a derivative of SMS, the P.M.S (Phonetic Muse Service). This is a reflection following testimonies from speech therapists.

I have notably published: la font'N j'M ! (The fables of La Fontaine in PMS with 28 educational exercises). An ideal book for struggling teens.

Of course, one must have an open mind to understand my approach.

Phil Marso
(Independent Writer)

Phil Marso

" The man with blonde hair " (L) is a moon, however (HE), I also wonder what it is...
kisses to all =DD

:) means lol you have the eyes and the mouth

there you go

Hi, I have an answer to your question. Text messages are something simple, they tell you:
bn8 means good night
ex means your little friend

you can see on: https://www.france-jeunes.net/lire-smilies-et-abreviations-sms-17925.htm
or
http://linguistesblogueurs.blogspot.com/2005/11/les-abrviations-sms.html

or https://www.astel.be/info/abreviations-sms_457

WELL-H

http://adosurf.free.fr/sms/sms.html

there's still another site http://www.1fo.co with the words SMS to learn or just to see and also a translator. it can help, it's up to you to see :)

XD means that you are dying of laughter, the X represents the eyes (crossed for death) and the D represents the mouth laughing, so:
X dead D of laughter

go to SMILEYS AND SMS ABBREVIATIONS and click on the first suggestion (on google) and no more problems !!
\/ 8P (a frog sticking its tongue out)
((((((((((((((:-> (Marge Simpson) 5:-) Elvis Presley and the Pope +O:-) !_o!_

1274 is rather 12C4

Hi,

you have several possible meanings for TNT. In text language, there's an equivalent in English: it means Till Next Time, roughly "see you next time." You can check it out on the site http://www.2u2.co and click on the letter T to find it.
Otherwise, there's the classic meaning which has nothing to do with texting, which is Terrestrial Digital Television or Digital Television for Everyone depending on the interpretations.

bye

<a href="http://1fo.co/sms-translator-french.php">http://1fo.co/sms-translator-french.php</a>

good

Well, for your information, the symbol :) means that the person is happy.