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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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D is for Dari

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

D is for Diary

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

A similar word to diary is journal.

D is for Discussion

When two or more people are discussing something, they are having a discussion.

D is for Dispute

A dispute is a disagreement between people about something.

People may have a dispute when they argue about money, property, rules, or facts. You can settle a dispute by talking, listening, or by getting a third party to help resolve the dispute.

The two chickens in the picture are having a dispute over some corn.

D is for Diss

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.

D is for Dolly

Dolly is a pet name for a doll.

D is for Don't

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

D is for Draft

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

D is for Draw

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.

E is for English

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.

E is for Eve

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.

E is for Exam

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.

E is for Explain

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.

F is for Fab

Fab is a shortened form of fabulous.

F is for Filipino

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.

F is for Flu

Flu is the shortened or slang form of influenza.

F is for Fridge

A fridge is a short form of the word refrigerator.