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A text-speak abbreviation for te quiero mucho (I love you or I like you a lot) used to express affection. It is common in digital communication, social media, and chats to end a conversation or say goodbye to a loved one.
Thanks for the gift, you really outdid yourself, t.k.m.
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A written shorthand used to quickly show affection in texts or on social media. It is short for te quiero mucho, meaning I love you a lot, and is common among close friends and couples.
You outdid yourself with the gift you gave me, tkm!
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A shorthand used in texting and social media to express affection. It stands for the phrase te quiero mucho, meaning I love you or I like you a lot, written with informal spelling.
Thanks for the gift, you really outdid yourself, t.k.m. (In Chile, the phrase te pasaste is used when someone does something remarkably kind).
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