The Next Generation of Online Shorthand
Check the shorthand below, see if you can understand.
These are the one I feel not too hard.
Answers are on The Next Generation of Online Shorthand
* GI —
* DYFH —
* CMOS —
* SML —
* RHB —
* NBL —
* CTTC —
* TWD —
To be honest, it's so hard to understand if you never use or read it.
These days, MSN, email, text message change our way to communicate from speaking to typing. However, there is a problem, the efficiency of exchanging information. Normally, conversations are maintained at around 200 words per minute(wpm). To type it, Barbara Blackburn, the fastest English language typist in the world, has maintained 150 words per minute for 50 minutes.
Therefore,in order to reach the speed of speaking, we need more shorthand, then actually we create new words, eg, ASAP, coz.
Maybe in the future, our conversation will like this:
A: HAY?
B: F.
A: WAYG?
B: PUMGF & SM.
A: HF.
rather than this:
A: How are you?
B: I am fine.
A: Where are you going?
B: To pick up my girl friend and see a movie.
A: Have fun.
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Words per minute
These are the one I feel not too hard.
Answers are on The Next Generation of Online Shorthand
* GI —
* DYFH —
* CMOS —
* SML —
* RHB —
* NBL —
* CTTC —
* TWD —
To be honest, it's so hard to understand if you never use or read it.
These days, MSN, email, text message change our way to communicate from speaking to typing. However, there is a problem, the efficiency of exchanging information. Normally, conversations are maintained at around 200 words per minute(wpm). To type it, Barbara Blackburn, the fastest English language typist in the world, has maintained 150 words per minute for 50 minutes.
Therefore,in order to reach the speed of speaking, we need more shorthand, then actually we create new words, eg, ASAP, coz.
Maybe in the future, our conversation will like this:
A: HAY?
B: F.
A: WAYG?
B: PUMGF & SM.
A: HF.
rather than this:
A: How are you?
B: I am fine.
A: Where are you going?
B: To pick up my girl friend and see a movie.
A: Have fun.
more links
Typewriter
Words per minute
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