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This book, a New York Times bestseller, is written entirely as text conversations between teenagers.

There is also a 2004 young adult novel written by Lauren Myracle of the same name. This term is very casual, so do not use it in a professional or formal situation such as with a boss or business acquaintance. People can use either uppercase or lowercase versions of TTYL in personal texting.

People use shorthand like this because it is faster to type out on a keyboard. This slang is often used on social media sites such as Twitter, Facebook, sNapchat and Instagram, as well as in text message conversations or conversations on instant messenger. This internet slang term is a shorthand way of saying see you later, talk soon, and the like. Spam, flaming, personal attacks, and off-topic comments are not permitted.According to How to Geek, the abbreviation TTYL stands for talk to you later.

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