Categories: Internet Slang
GFN stands for “Good for Now.” It is a slang term used in online communication to express temporary satisfaction or acceptance of a situation. People often use this abbreviation to convey that something is suitable or sufficient for the time being, but may not be ideal in the long run.
Examples:
1. Person A: Hey, do you have any spare headphones I could borrow?
Person B: Sorry, I only have earbuds available. They’re GFN if you want to use them temporarily.
2. Student A: Can you proofread my essay? I haven’t finished editing it yet.
Student B: Sure, I can quickly go through it and make some minor corrections. It’ll be GFN to submit for now, but make sure you review it thoroughly later.
- In the first example, Person B is communicating that while their earbuds may not be the desired choice, they are suitable for temporary use.
- In the second example, Student B is offering to proofread the essay even though it might not be completely polished and suggesting that it can be submitted as is, but the student should make further revisions later.
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