Politely Asking Someone To Work Somewhere Else
A2 English luyện nghe · Tiếng Anh Mỹ · Phù hợp với người mới bắt đầu
What does “You got it” mean in American English?
“You got it” is one of the most common American English ways to say “yes, no problem.” It’s friendlier than “okay” and lighter than “yes, of course.” Servers, baristas, mechanics, and customer-service workers say it constantly. The phrase comes from the longer “you got it, no problem” or “you got what you wanted,” and it carries American service-industry warmth without sounding stiff.
In this clip, a man politely asks a worker to move somewhere else for forty-five minutes because the room is too hot and noisy. The worker replies, “Not a problem... You got it.” In two short phrases, he agrees, signals friendliness, and ends the conversation. American workplaces, restaurants, and sports teams use “You got it” the same way every day.
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Nguồn: wordfreq 3.1.1 (chung) · SUBTLEX-US 2012 (khẩu ngữ). Các khoảng chỉ là ước tính, Reelang không lưu thứ hạng chính xác.
- ▸In American restaurants, coffee shops, and customer-service settings
- ▸In American workplace conversations between coworkers
- ▸In American sitcoms and comedies (The Office, Parks and Recreation)
- ▸In American sports team interactions (NFL, NBA, MLB locker rooms)
- ▸In American TikTok and YouTube service-industry content