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Bing can translate internet slang into something even your mother’s mother will understand

Zac Bowden Zac Bowden
November 8, 2020
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Have you ever been scouring the internet and come across a comment or a post made by someone who speaks the dreaded internet slang? Are you someone who simply doesn’t understand any of it? Well fear not, as Bing is able to translate that for you!

As seen in the image above, Bing will happily translate internet slang such as wtf, imho, sumthin, hai, 2 and more. Luckily for me, I’m able to understand internet slang as I’m down with the cool kids, however I know that there are millions of people out there who just don’t understand it.

Bing is full of cool little functions which are just not highlighted often enough. Translating internet slang is just one of the many awesome features Bing is able to provide to its users. What do you think, will you be using this useful tool to translate internet slang from now on?

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