When someone sends a text message saying that you have received it, please reply. How can I express it in English?

1, SMS reply with "? I see ","I see ".You can't reply with get.

I understand that it means "I see, I see".

2. An email reply indicates receipt, and "received" can be used. To be more polite, you can answer "Thank you/thank you very much".

The army uses roger that (army, air force) and copy that (navy) to mean receiving.

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Modern information transmission

Telephone, telegraph, network communication, etc.

As far as the communication history of mankind is concerned, the evolution of information communication mode presents such a vein: visual culture, auditory culture (intuitive feeling, "spirit of seeing")-conceptual culture ("spirit of reading")-new audio-visual culture ("new spirit of seeing").

Therefore, we absolutely have reason to believe that in the future, image information will occupy the mainstream, and literature will retreat to an extremely marginal position and be replaced by an audible, visible and even tangible multimedia art.

However, words will not be completely replaced by images as predicted by some people, because words are the main means to accumulate knowledge, an indispensable link for human beings to acquire abstract thinking and an indispensable medium for human communication.

1. Wired communication transmission, such as telephone, fax, telegram, television, etc.

2. Wireless communication transmission, such as walkie-talkies, pagers (obsolete), mobile phones and radios.

3. Digital communication transmission, the most familiar, networked computers, digital TV.

4. Paper communication transmission, such as letters and newspapers.

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