Does the word "Luv" have the same meaning as "Love" when your saying it to someone?
example "I luv you" or "I love you".
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Does the word "Luv" have the same meaning as "Love" when your saying it to someone?
example "I luv you" or "I love you".
What's the difference between them?
It's the difference between 'wut' and 'what'. None except for internet corruption. :/
I don't think there's any difference.
I guess it depends on the circumstances, or something...
It means the person you're talking to can't spell and you need to break up with them.
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Originally Posted by hobosexual
However, less than three is acceptable.
This is kind of a silly question. If you were to vocally speak both, they'd sound exactly the same. If you wrote them both down though, they'd have different meanings. I'd never text or write my girlfriend a note saying that I "luv" her. Why would I try and shorthand a word that holds a lot of meaning between the two of us?
most people round here when they type that out, if its to a friend or sjokingly they say luv.
Your question is irrelevant. Luv isn't a word.
it means whatever you want it to mean.
oh, so humans make words up and "verify" them....hmmmQuote:
Originally Posted by Str1der
we call them scholarsQuote:
Originally Posted by V-Opolis
Can we put this quote in the Laugh and lose thread, please?Quote:
Originally Posted by V-Opolis
Most of the time I type luv. I guess it's a bit of a jaded meaning. xD I wouldn't tell someone I'm in a relationship with, that I luv them.
But I say luv to nearly every one of my friends.
No real difference, it's just my thing. :3
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Originally Posted by Orpheus
Ohk, this chick pissed me off because she said people use "luv" when they like someone and use "love" when they actually love someone.
she annoys me.
Exactly what I had in mind. XDQuote:
Originally Posted by olaph
....you wouldnt get what i mean...Quote:
Originally Posted by Orpheus
Luv is saying, "Eh, I sorta like you, not enough to go the extra mile and type that darned extra letter though"
How does that work?Quote:
Originally Posted by Schysm
you either "like" someone or you "love" them, theres no step between the two.
you want to know why some people say "luv" and not love?
its because they are to god damn lazy to type that one extra letter, it's just like how they would put "u" instead of you.
People are shortening words thinking its cool when in all retrospect it generally makes them look less intelligent.
Some people, no doubt, use it to mean love.
Personally, I know that there's contention between the two words, so I spell it properly. I don't ever have one foot in the door, I either say it or I don't.
If someone made a point of saying "I LUV you" every time they said it...its different.
If they switch it up, whatever. They can't type and they're dumb.
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