@+ (à Plus) In Japanese?
3.0BRAINROT SCORE@+ (À Plus) A casual sign-off meaning "see you later" — a compact text-speak abbreviation of à plus (tard), used constantly at the end of French internet chat messages and texts.
Origin:Standard French SMS and internet chat shorthand abbreviating à plus (tard) ("until later") into the compact symbol-and-character combination @+, part of the broader family of French numeral/symbol-based texting abbreviations.
First Seen:2000
Peak Era:2026 (French Internet Canon)
Aura Impact:+1 Aura (A casual @+ that ends a conversation warmly) / -1 Aura (Using @+ to abruptly end a conversation someone wanted to continue)
EXAMPLE USAGE
"Bon, je file, @+ !"
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