Ttfn

Pronunciation: /tiː.tiːɛfˈɛn/

Definitions of TTFN

noun TTFN is an acronym that stands for 'ta-ta for now', used as a casual way to say goodbye.

Example Sentences

A1 TTFN stands for 'ta-ta for now' and is a casual way to say goodbye.

A2 I always end my emails to friends with TTFN to keep it light-hearted.

B1 When leaving a gathering, she waved and said TTFN to everyone.

B2 As she boarded the plane, she shouted TTFN to her family waiting at the gate.

C1 The character in the novel always ended his letters with TTFN as a signature.

C2 In the world of online chat, TTFN is a commonly used abbreviation for goodbye.

interjection TTFN can be used as an interjection to express farewell or goodbye.

Example Sentences

A1 TTFN! See you later, alligator!

A2 I have to go now, TTFN!

B1 TTFN, everyone! Have a great day!

B2 I'll be back soon, TTFN!

C1 TTFN, my dear friends. Until we meet again.

C2 As much as I'd love to stay, TTFN. Duty calls.

Examples of TTFN in a Sentence

formal I must bid you farewell for now, TTFN.

informal Alright, TTFN! See you later.

slang Catch you later, TTFN!

figurative As the day comes to an end, TTFN until we meet again.

Grammatical Forms of TTFN

• past tense: TTFNed
• plural: TTFNs
• comparative: more TTFN
• superlative: most TTFN
• present tense: TTFNs
• future tense: will TTFN
• perfect tense: have TTFNed
• continuous tense: is TTFNing
• singular: TTFN
• positive degree: TTFN
• infinitive: to TTFN
• gerund: TTFNing
• participle: TTFNed

Origin and Evolution of TTFN

First Known Use: 1940 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: TTFN is believed to have originated from British military slang during World War II.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in radio communication to mean 'ta-ta for now', TTFN has evolved to be a casual way of saying goodbye in written communication, especially in online messaging and social media.