Two Talk
Two Talk is a semantic shorthand system that uses logic-based symbols to represent complex ideas. It is designed for rapid note-taking and task management in situations where speed and accuracy are important. By focusing on meaning (semantics), notes are reduced to predictable 2-symbol blocks that can be interpreted by anyone. Learn Two Talk in 5 steps. Two Talk replaces words with 2-symbol pairs. Each symbol has a meaning. Every symbol pair conveys an object, idea and action. Each symbol represents a category. Memorize these symbols and meanings first: Let's translate: "The team needs help" Meeting dialogue → Two Talk notes: How a developer uses Two Talk for agile standups: Note: Two Talk is a semantic system and you can (and should) assign meanings to word pairs that make sense in your
Two Talk #? Symbols Each symbol stands for one basic category of meaning. These 9 categories are the building blocks - pair any two together and you get a predictable, consistent meaning. %^ Matrix The grid shows what every two-symbol combination means. To read it: find the first symbol in the left column, and the second symbol along the top row. Where they meet is the meaning. :: Compounding Compounding lets you stack symbols together to get more specific. Use dots (.) to join up to three pairs together: XX.XX.XX . Each pair modifies the one directly preceding it. @# human + object → Single p
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