Acronyms??

Hi,

I am a french person and I am wondering what does it mean theses acronyms read on the forum;

FCD: ex: DD has a FCD

PCC:

DD: a person?

DH: a person?

DS: a person, a child?

TA:

FTTF:

T/A email:

Hi, some of the info is at this link:

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/faq.php?faq=vb3_reading_posting#faq_acronyms

TA can mean Travel Agent or TransAtlantic

FTTF means Faster to the Fun, which is a pay program that Carnival cruise lines has

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Hi,

 

I am a french person and I am wondering what does it mean theses acronyms read on the forum;

 

 

 

DD: a person? yes, dear daughter

DH: a person? yes, dear husband

DS: a person, a child? yes, dear son

TA: travel agent

T/A: trans Atlantic (cruise)

 

My answers in red.

Dip****....whatever

Doofus...whatever...

Dear...whatever...

Darling whatever...]

I just write it out.

Hi,

 

I am a french person and I am wondering what does it mean theses acronyms read on the forum;

 

FCD: ex: DD has a FCD Future Cruise Credit

PCC:Personal Cruise Consultant

DD: a person?Dear (Dumb, Darling, etc) Daughter

DH: a person?Dear Husband

DS: a person, a child?Dear Son (or possibly Dear sister)

TA:Could be Travel Agent or TransAtlantic, depends on usage.

FTTF:Faster To The Fun

T/A email:Probably Travel Agent email

My responses in red

Hi,

 

I am a french person and I am wondering what does it mean theses acronyms read on the forum;

 

FCD: ex: DD has a FCD Future Cruise Deposit

PCC: Personal Cruise Consult (cruise line)

DD: a person? Daughter

DH: a person? Husband

DS: a person, a child? Son

TA: Travel Agent or Trans Atlantic

FTTF: Faster to the Fun (Carnival)

T/A email: Travel Agents email

also

SIL Sister in Law

DIL Daughter in law

SIL son in law

GP Grand Parents

Hi,

Thank you everybody it is well appreciated all your responses.

When DW says DH she definitely means Dumb.

A good reason not to use acronyms.

Keith

I was told DW meant Dead Weight, lol. Glad to see it could mean Darling Wife. ;)

A good reason not to use acronyms.

 

Keith

Agree - as non English speaking, it's sometime quite difficult to read / understand the posts.