Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Thx"

A: I’d suggest watching shows in English, and then repeating what the characters are saying. Reading books in English could be helpful too. A lot of English vocabulary depends on context, which can make it difficult to learn.

A: “Thanks” but this is chat language when talking through text/online chat.

A: ‘thx’ is an abbreviation for ‘thanks’ and ‘lol’ stands for ‘laughing out loud’.
‘lol’ is used to mean laughter but sometimes it’s also added at the end of a text just to indicate the message is lighthearted or said with a smile.

A: Thank you.

A: It simply means " Thank you all"
Thx : thanks
"cx "is a smiley face that girls often use when texting.

A: I agree with the answer above. Also “thx” is an abbreviation of “thanks” and you really only would use that if you were texting someone or writing very informally to someone. Really the difference between “thank you”and “thanks” is “thank you” is more formal or professional while “thanks” is more casual.

A: Thank you.

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A: × thx for your relentless encouragement.
✓ thx for your continous encouragement.

× thx for encouraging me relentlessly.
✓ thx for continously encouraging me.

A: No thank you. I am really full now.

A: 👍👏

A: "thx" and "tks" are both short for "thanks" which is short for "thank you". Both are correct to use during informal text conversations. It is your preference as to which one you use.

Ex:
A - I put your clothes in the washer.
B - thx

A - I cooked dinner for you.
B - tks