What the fuck is "t." and why do people keep saying it

t. Jamal Hernandez

Lurk moar, newfag.

dios mio...

t.mutt newfag

>terveisin newfag

t. Newfag

the biggest finnish export

>imblying

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t. is short for terveisin, which means regards. so in english, you'd do this

r. user who just explained how to use t. for you

t. alberto barbosa

It means an American is misexplaining something because he believes he's an expert when he really has no idea what he's talking about.

finally an informative post. thank you sven

but why finnish though? shouldn't we start using r. or rgds instead?

Lurk moar, newfag

>shouldn't we start using r. or rgds instead?
Cringe

r. macaco

Finland is a meme country

t. newfag mutt

Most reddit post of the year

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r. turk roach

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dumb burger

t. newfag

because Finns are a meme powerhouse

t.American

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t. newfag mutt that can't tell apart flags

t. Alberto Barbosa

t. m*ttoid

please ban mutts

Recycling this newfag thread
How do you say t. in your language?

cdlt.

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Splendid idea!
r. me

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Doesn't all countries have their "t." equivalent?

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t. OP

Not shortened like that. At least I think we don't, I've never written a letter before.

Nobody signs off “r.” in English, though.

t. user

What is it short for?

Mvh.

Closest thing would just be a dash if you want a short way to leave your name at the end of a message.
- sneed

>t. newfag

baseret og rodpillet

>but why finnish though?

Because Finnish influence on meme world is quite great that even *nglos have to accept

>shouldn't we start using r. or rgds instead?
Go back to *eddit

cordialement (heartly), but that's considered pleb tier so we usually write over-respectuous lenghty conclusions like
>I request you to receive, My Sir/Lady, my respectuous salutations
or
>May you accede, My Sir/Lady, the expression of my distinguished feelings

but that's in like formal letters, I don't know if other languages do that

Its a "semi-formal" thing in everyday writings. "Terveisin," would be more formal, I guess.
t. nitpicker

What do it mean literally?

We greet one another by saying health(terve) so it basically means greetings but it's a goodbye

shut the fuck up
rgds. meme expert