sft M I have listened heard this in an English movie. It is not standard English.
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sft M IIt is not standard English.have listenedheard this in an English movie.
sft M"What do you got?"What you heard is more likely an elided version of "what have you got?", where the "have" is almost squashed to a schwa!
teechrWhat you heard is more likely an elided version of "what have you got?", where the "have" is almost squashed to a schwa!That sounds very likely to me.
teechrmore likely an elided version of "what have you got?"Yes, indeed. Whadda you got? comes from What have you got? not from What do you got? That D sound comes from the final T in 'what', not from the word 'do'.