"smthng" meaning in English

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          "text": "Thirdly (and this is what seems so simple, yet is the most difficult) need to create a human story, smthng about which you can’t say: and then Sacha fell in love with Boria, and so forth.[…]in Benoît’s village, and finish either by their leaving (but that would be too good to be true) or by smthng that shows the friendship between Jean-Marie / Hubert (first I had thought: love scene Jean-Marie & Brigitte, then feared it would be too banal).",
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          "text": "Can I say smthng? With yr permission?[…]Ok. It’s smthng soft.",
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          "text": "Omg, thank you. Thank you sm. Can send smthng rn.",
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