Get started with U.S. Internet terminology.
tips no.1: To express funny, Americans basically don't use hahaha or hhh. The more traditional usage is an abbreviation of lol (laugh of loud or laugh out loud). Note that Americans speak English and try to simplify the pronunciation by pronouncing lo instead of lol. But if they only send one lol, they actually just want to perfunctory you, just like saying a haha when chatting on WeChat in order to relieve embarrassment or don't know what to reply. If they really think it's funny, they'll post several lols. Or lmao (laugh my ass off), lmfao (laugh my fxxking ass off), both of which mean laugh to death in American English.
Tips No2: Express that you have accepted your invitation, and your classmates will go to you for dinner or invite you to a party. The more authentic way to say it is i'm up for it or i'm down for it, where for can be omitted, just say i'm up or i'm down.Don't look at one is up, the other is down, its meaning is the same, just like in Chinese a thing falling on the ground and falling on the ground is the same, if you encounter some strange abbreviations that you don't know, you can find them. A ** called urban dictionary, all the terms of emerging humans can be searched on it, so much is introduced, hurry up and use it.
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