Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Chat"

A: start a conversation with someone

A: @Musashi_Akiyama
Chat shit = to gossip, speak ill of someone, うわさ話をする
Get banged = Get shot or beaten up. I don't use this expression but I've heard 'he got banged up' i.e. he got beat(en) up before in London

A: to talk to formally or informally

A: "Text" means "text messaging" (SMS, simple messaging service), a system for sending short "written" messages between mobile phones)

"Chat" means "online chat", any system that allows 2 or more people to exchange "written" messages in a "threaded" discussion in real-time over the Internet. IRC and AOL instant messenger were early chat systems, but now there are many, many systems for "chat", including most online customer support.

The distinction between Text and Chat is shrinking. Text now supports MMS (sending images and other attachments), group messaging, and using client messaging apps that bypass SMS/MMS using private channels (iMessage, WhatsApp, Signal, etc.), making Text more like Chat.


Each of these words also has other, related meanings (from before the Internet and mobile devices).

A: Chat and talk , 都是 「談，談話。」
但 ‘chat’ 比較「聊天」。　Which goes with casual situation.

A: a chat is a short conversation usually about things that are not important but a talk is usually longer and is usually about more serious topics.

A: To chat is to talk together informally - bavarder...

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A: On dit "cat"

A: Cat 🐱; chat

A: Chat is OK chating or to chat is on the Internet

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