NTP in texting typically means "No te preocupes," a Spanish phrase that translates to "Don't worry" in English.
When someone uses "NTP" in a text message, they are usually trying to reassure the other person. It's an informal and quick way of saying that whatever the other person is concerned about is not a big deal and they shouldn't stress over it.
Here's a breakdown:
- N - No
- T - Te
- P - Preocupes
Example:
Person A: "I'm so worried about this presentation tomorrow!"
Person B: "NTP! You're going to do great."
In this example, Person B is using "NTP" to tell Person A not to worry about the presentation.
