How people shorten Russian words in messages and conversations?

[@DarrellFelder-z1d]

Awesome ❤ thanks for the explanation! Very helpful.

[@freedomforever8991]

Это супер подписываюсь 😅

[@aneonel2555]

Мб и mb это же буквально одно и тоже, легко запомнить

[@larsbrosig8853]

UPD. "И чо?" means "So what?" which is also widely in use.

[@cdgorilla5643]

I like learning slang words. I use them on a Russian that I know and I get a fun reaction. She is like how do you know that? I won't reveal my source. xaxa

[@blinschool7993]

Hahah good good, keep your secrets:)

[@berhan-224]

💐

[@thewanderer8643]

Privyet, Russian the normal and proper way is HARD enough. Would be so much harder to learn the abbreviations in some conversations lol cnc /spasiba

[@blinschool7993]

lol I understand that
We’re trying to make both academic and fun educational content. But I feel for your struggles:)

[@thewanderer8643]

@@blinschool7993 haha you are so cute, we must go on a date, when I come to Russia. We can do a academic and fun date lol

[@southnorth]

Вангую, потом под этим видео будет тыща коментов на русском. Как и всегда на каналах, где иностранцев учат русскому

[@georgyn.2564]

Чё - это не сокращение, а "простонародная" "безграмотная" форма Что. Если хотите сойти за интеллигента, не говорите Чё. (наши политики - не интеллигенты)