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LL: So, Li Hua, your students won't stop using their cell phones in class? That is so rude! It is really impolite to be texting when you professor is giving a lecture.

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LL: Yes, Li Hua, texting is short for text messaging. And have to say I think it is rude for students to text in class.

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LL: That's a good class policy, Li Hua. I hope your students show you some respect and stop texting in class.

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LL: Yeah, a lot of young people do. I read a news report the other day that several states in the U.S. are thinking of banning teens from texting while driving a car.

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LL: I know. I can't believe it myself. I can't imagine holding on to the steering wheel with one hand and texting with the other.

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LL: I agree. Texting while driving is a bad idea. Actually, Li Hua, I don't text very often, do you?

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LL: Texting to practice English is a great idea! But as for me, I'd rather call my friends and talk to them than text them.

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LL: That's true. Say, how have your students reacted to your new "No Texting" policy?

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LL: So, Li Hua, what will you do if you catch someone texting in class now?

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LL: Whoa! I bet no one will be texting in your class again, Li Hua.

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LL: So, Li Hua, since you text to your friends in China, have you learned about text talk?

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LL: Right! Text talk is a language, and it has its own set of rules.

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LL: Really, Li Hua? Maybe you can teach me about text talk. As you know, I don't text very often.

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LL: Like Text Talk is shortened to TXT TLK.

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LL: But even with the missing letters, you can still understand text talk, because your brain fills them in.

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LL: Can you give me an example, Li Hua?

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LL: L-8-R for "later" is very clever. I bet the "See You" part is also shortened in text talk.

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LL: Mm, see you later, C-U L-8-R. Text talk is so funny, Li Hua! It makes me want to laugh out loud.

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LL: So, if I text L-O-L, my friend will know that I find something so funny it makes me want to laugh out loud?

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