phuketrichard wrote:


a prescript would be something written BEFORE the script (the written form of a play or movie or the lines to be said by a performer)
is written

BUT you would never see a prescript in a letter when you will find ps; used

also PPS Post postscript

Jamie_Lambo wrote:

Samouth wrote:

Jamie_Lambo wrote:

prahkeitouj wrote:

phuketrichard wrote:no; POST script ONLY
there is no prescript ( before the letter??)

there is a Prescript...

it is something written down Before hand... Something that is Pre Written... usually a Rule or a Law...

Jamie, you should not argue with the king of English literature> . I will have to ask him to explain me what is Yank or Yankee.

theres nothing to argue...
it comes from the latin "praescriptio" > Preface, Introduction, Pretext, Pretense, Precept, Order, Rule, Law

Jamie_Lambo wrote:another you might notice, mainly from PhuketRichard, is he sometimes types "555555"
5 in Thai is pronounced "Ha"...
so Thais type "555" instead of typing "Ha ha ha"
and if you see "555++" that is the same as "LOL/Laugh Out Loud"

its the same as when Khmer type "70" instead of "Chet"

qinjingyou wrote:I can remember 1111 =yiyiyiyi=giggle, 88=baba=bye bye

qinjingyou wrote:Yeah, 一 =1, said "yi" , 八=Ba=8.
521=wu er yi. = wo ai ni = I love you.
It works because Chinese is tonal so the sound is closer than it seems to we who speak non-tonal languages.
So. 1111 521 88.