Mdr?

[fsquared]

Hi all! What does the French abbreviation "MDR" stand for?

[RadioactiveMan]

It's the equivalent of 'lol.'

[espire]

Mort de Rire, "Died of laughter"

[RadioactiveMan]

Know-it-all.

[Steven0022]

Know-it-all.

That a kid espire you get a gold star!!!

[espire]

I don't want my nap :(

[Cooney]

Back when aFrenchie was around, he posted a good collection of assorted French net abbreviations, of which mdr is a drop in the bucket :-P

An interesting thing with French internet slang is that it's very phonetic. While there are of course abbreviations, most of the time when one sees internet-speak, it's actually just in phonetics (kind of like use ur for you're, or sk8 for skate). My dictionary has a page dedicated to French phonetic netspeak :-P

[Capn]

oh excuse us you have a fancy dictionary ;) lol I learn something new everyday

[Sir Wood]

Back when aFrenchie was around, he posted a good collection of assorted French net abbreviations, of which mdr is a drop in the bucket :-P

An interesting thing with French internet slang is that it's very phonetic. While there are of course abbreviations, most of the time when one sees internet-speak, it's actually just in phonetics (kind of like use ur for you're, or sk8 for skate). My dictionary has a page dedicated to French phonetic netspeak :-P

zut... what's the name of your dictionary?

[rwd716]

zut, lol. I remember a french "learn yourself" book I have says that means "darn it." But I'd prolly never say it cause I dunno how cheezy that really sounds to a Frenchie, lol. I'm trying to shoot for least embarassing when I speak French, lol.

[Tye]

Back when aFrenchie was around, he posted a good collection of assorted French net abbreviations, of which mdr is a drop in the bucket :-P

An interesting thing with French internet slang is that it's very phonetic. While there are of course abbreviations, most of the time when one sees internet-speak, it's actually just in phonetics (kind of like use ur for you're, or sk8 for skate). My dictionary has a page dedicated to French phonetic netspeak :-P

What dictionary do you have?

[Sir Wood]

zut, lol. I remember a french "learn yourself" book I have says that means "darn it." But I'd prolly never say it cause I dunno how cheezy that really sounds to a Frenchie, lol. I'm trying to shoot for least embarassing when I speak French, lol.
I think it also means "shoot" or "blasted." Guess, we'll have to let a native francophone tell us if it is "cheezy." :D

[RadioactiveMan]

I remember "zut" from my French textbooks, so it must be cheesy.