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Types of communication

Ways for people to communicate with each other.

Subcategories: Abbreviations (71), Greetings (13), Instructions (15), Languages (22), Q & A (9), Slang (31), Texts (29)

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Dis forDari

Dari is a modern Persian language, spoken in a number of countries including Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Dis forDiary

A diary is a blank book in which you write about what is happening to you.

A similar word to diary is journal.
When two or more people are discussing something, they are having a discussion.

Dis forDiss

Diss is an abbreviation of the word disrespect. Diss is used as slang, especially among hip hop and graffiti artists. If you diss someone, you have insulted them.

Dis forDolly

Dolly is a pet name for a doll.

Dis forDon't

Don't is a contraction of do not. The opposite of don't is do.

Dis forDraft

A draft is the first attempt at something, especially writing or drawing.

Dis forDraw

Drawing is a way of putting a picture you have in your head (or something you can see) onto a piece of paper, using your hands and a pen or pencil. Drawing is different to writing, as you are putting down a literal picture of what you are thinking about instead of writing the words to describe it letter-by-letter.

Eis forEnglish

English is a language spoken in a lot of different countries. Some countries have slightly different varieties of English, from how words are said to how they are spelled.

Eis forEve

An eve is the day before a major holiday, such as Christmas or the new year. Or, it may simply be a shortened form of evening.

Eis forExam

Exam is an abbreviation of the word examination. An examination is a test or investigation of something. At school, you may take exams to test your knowledge. A doctor may give you a physical exam to check your health.

Eis forExplain

You explain something when you make something easy to understand, or say how to do it in easy steps.
An explanation for something is a reason for it.

Fis forFilipino

Filipino, also known as Tagalog, is a language spoken in the Philippines by about 57 million people.

It can also mean a person from the Philippines.

Fis forFlu

Flu is the shortened or slang form of influenza.

Fis forFridge

A fridge is a short form of the word refrigerator.

Gis forGoodbye

Goodbye is the word people say when they leave others.