Text message - what does " K. C. " and "8" mean?

Yvonne91324

20 Apr 2014 / #1

Yesterday evening he texted me simply: "K. C." We usually text in English though. Does this mean "kocham cie"? And if not, what then?

Wulkan - | 3136

20 Apr 2014 / #2

Yes, it's "Kocham Cię"

Snowflake - | 71

20 Apr 2014 / #3

Or: " Kocham.Całuję. "

ukmate 1 | 2

21 Apr 2014 / #4

I've seen it on some legal papers too so there must be some other meanings :)

jon357 73 | 22649

21 Apr 2014 / #5

Kodeks cywilny = civil law codex. Unlikely he's ending texts to his wife with that. Unless he's planning on suing her.

OP Yvonne91324

22 Apr 2014 / #6

Thanks a lot! I'm not his wife - we met about six months ago and have been texting on and off. So it's a declaration of love, is it? 0_0 Great. Now what do I do?

f stop 24 | 2493

22 Apr 2014 / #7

maybe it's not that serious. More like "xoxo"?
I would tread lightly, just in case though.

Karel57

19 Aug 2016 / #8

Google pointed me to this page when I saw this as the ending of a son's message to his mother.

kpc21 1 | 746

19 Aug 2016 / #9

"Kocham Cię" suits this context as well.

Lyzko 42 | 9525

19 Aug 2016 / #10

Presumably "Kocham Ciebie!" would be a bit too formal:-)

Eweline

28 Apr 2018 / #11

If you text in English - how about "Keep cool"!

Lyzko 42 | 9525

28 Apr 2018 / #12

What's wrong with "Trzymaj sie!" if the person you're texting is Polish? "Keep cool!" might have different connotations in English from just "Take it easy!"

Polskiman

30 Apr 2018 / #13

If sent by a polish man, it most likely means 'Kind ****'

akberti

25 Jun 2018 / #14

Merged:

What that "8" means when texting in Polish?

words like
naton8ast, K8edy , uak8es

Looker - | 1129

25 Jun 2018 / #15

Misspelling. Someone has a neglectful way of writing and don't care what he types..
I guess those words should be:
natomiast, kiedy, jakies (?)