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| WUT IT MEEN: = What does it mean: You need the verb "does" to make this a question. DIE-ET? = diet? |
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| WUT IT MEEN: = What does it mean: You need the verb "does" to make this a question. DIE-ET? = diet? |
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| SOODOKOO = Sudoku MAKED ME = made me The verb "make" is irregular: it makes (present tense), it made (past tense). This is the kind of mistake that the LOLCats make a lot; they do not know the irregular verbs in English. You could also correct this to say: Sudoku makes me sleepy. (present tense) SLEEPEE = sleepy. Don't forget the period at the end of the sentence. |
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| PLZ SANTA = Please, Santa, The name "Santa" here is a vocative inserted into the sentence, so it is set off with a comma both before and after. I CAN HAZ = can I have English has a special word order for questions: I can have a cheeseburger. Can I have a cheeseburger? CHEEZBURGER? = a cheeseburger? Don't forget the definite article: a cheeseburger. |
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| YES = Yes, You need a comma to separate the interjection from the rest of the sentence. I ATED = I ate ALL TEH CHEEZBURGERZ = all the cheeseburgers. |
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| YO = Yo, The interjection needs a comma to separate it from the main sentence. Alternatively, you can make it a sentence of its own by using an exclamation mark: Yo! HE STEALED = he stole This is an irregular verb in English: he steals, he stole, he has stolen. GANGNAM STYLE FRUM ME! = Gangnam Style from me! |
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| OH NOEZ! = Oh no! I FORGETTED = I forgot This is an irregular verb: I forget, I forgot, I have forgotten. MAH PARASHOOT! = my parachute! |
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| I HAZ WRITED = I have written It's an irregular verb: I write, I wrote, I have written. TEH GREAT = the great MERICAN NOVELL! = American novel! |
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| I CANT BLEEV = I can't believe You need an apostrophe with the contraction: cannot = can't I EATD = I ate This is an irregular verb in English: I eat, I ate, I have eaten. TEH WHOLE TING = the whole thing. Don't forget the final period. |
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| I FELLED DOWN = I fell down, You need a comma before the conjunction when two independent clauses are being joined in a compound sentence. AN I CANT = and I can't You need an apostrophe here for the contraction "can't" = "cannot." GIT UP = get up. Don't forget the final period! |
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| OH NOES!!!!!!!!!!! = Oh no! One exclamation mark is enough. WER IZ = Where is MAH OTHR LEG? = my other leg? I MUST HAS LOSTED IT = I must have lost it IN DA BASKIT! = in the basket! |
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| I BAEKED U = I baked you SUM COOKEEZ = some cookies, Notice that there is a comma here because the conjunction "but" is joining two independent clauses ("I baked you some cookies" and "I ate them"). BUT I EATED THEM. = but I ate them. |