LOL, LMAO, JK, BRB, G2G, BTW, are just some of the text acronyms we use in english does this exist in Japanese

lol- Laughing out loud

lmao- Laughing my ass off

jk- Just kidding ;)

brb- Be right back

g2g- got to go

ttul- Talk to you later

btw- By the way

These are just some examples of everyday common text acronyms created to make a text conversation shorter and easier to write out. I was wondering if Japanese people do the same thing and if it was even possible with their alphabet? Right now I'm assuming it’s not possible because of their alphabet but if someone could shed some light I would be appreciate it.

 

P.S. What about simulating laughter? In english it's writen hahaha and I know in spanish it's writen jajaja. Is it ははは in Japanese？ This discussion is making me lol I've g2g jk brb!!!! :O

にほんご Particles?

I was wondering if anyone knew of a good youtube video or website to help explain when and how to use certain particles. Specifically when to use わ vs. が and the difference between へ,で, and に in terms of location.　ありがとう。

Japanese Music: Whats your favorite Japanese band?

I need suggestions for some Japanese music. I like emerging myself in a language when learning it and I don't have much Japanese Music. So, I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions and I was wondering if anyone else took this approach?

ugh, Kanji what's the best way to learn it without ripping your hair out?

I've tackled Katakana and Hirigana and I have a pretty good grasp on them but just looking at some Kanji makes me feel discouraged. How did you tackle this beast?

New York にいきました こんにちは、きょうはいいレストランNew Yorkでたべました。Pho Grand です。