/Sounds like the letters "N" + "T" + "P" (spelled out)/
Short for "no te preocupes," meaning "don't worry about it." It's the go to abbreviation in Latin American texting when you want to reassure someone that everything is fine and they can stop stressing. Think of it as the Spanish equivalent of "np" or "no worries" in English.
"¿Segura que no te molesta? NTP, yo lo hago. -> Are you sure it doesn't bother you? NTP, I'll do it."
"Perdón por llegar tarde. NTP, apenas estamos empezando. -> Sorry for being late. NTP, we're just getting started."
/Sounds like the letters "N" + "T" + "P" (spelled out)/
Short for "no te preocupes," meaning "don't worry about it." It's the go to abbreviation in Latin American texting when you want to reassure someone that everything is fine and they can stop stressing. Think of it as the Spanish equivalent of "np" or "no worries" in English.
"¿Segura que no te molesta? NTP, yo lo hago. -> Are you sure it doesn't bother you? NTP, I'll do it."
"Perdón por llegar tarde. NTP, apenas estamos empezando. -> Sorry for being late. NTP, we're just getting started."