The internet slang term “Dunno” is a shortened version of the phrase “I don’t know.” It is commonly used to express uncertainty or lack of knowledge about something. This abbreviation is often utilized in informal online conversations to quickly indicate that the person is unsure or doesn’t have the answer to a particular question or inquiry.
Examples:
1. Jane: Do you know when the new season of that show is coming out?
John: Dunno, I haven’t heard any news about it.
2. Sarah: What time does the party start tonight?
Mark: Sorry, dunno. Maybe check the group chat, someone might have mentioned it there.
In these examples, “Dunno” is used to convey that the individuals do not possess the information being asked for. It is a casual way to admit uncertainty or lack of knowledge without going into further explanation.
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