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PonyFan Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Got it?
"...Twilight Sparkle. Got it!"
I know the phrase "got it" has the same meaning to "I understood it" but in the context(finish writing a letter) such a meaning doesn't fit well. So could you tell me what this "Got it" means? Thanks in advance:)
The line is quoted from http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xsky32_my-little-pony-friendship-is-magic-season-1-episode-1-the-mare-in-the-moon-captioned_shortfilms#.UeVq3m1heVo at 05:03
The transcription is available in http://mlp.wikia.com/wiki/Transcripts/Friendship_is_Magic,_part_1
I know the phrase "got it" has the same meaning to "I understood it" but in the context(finish writing a letter) such a meaning doesn't fit well. So could you tell me what this "Got it" means? Thanks in advance:)
The line is quoted from http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xsky32_my-little-pony-friendship-is-magic-season-1-episode-1-the-mare-in-the-moon-captioned_shortfilms#.UeVq3m1heVo at 05:03
The transcription is available in http://mlp.wikia.com/wiki/Transcripts/Friendship_is_Magic,_part_1
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PonyFan could you tell me what this "Got it" means? Now I have it all (finished). It's all here now (written down).
- PonyFan could you tell me what this "Got it" means?
- Now I have it all (finished).
- It's all here now (written down).
- It indicates success at having taken down in writing everything that was to be written.
- CJ
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PonyFancould you tell me what this "Got it" means?Now I have it all (finished).
It's all here now (written down).
It indicates success at having taken down in writing everything that was to be written.
CJ
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Thanks as as usual, CJ and is this meaning of "got it"(showing your success) able to be used for various contexts such as a kit car completion?
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PonyFanis this meaning of "got it"(showing your success) able to be used for various contexts such as a kit car completion?No. This meaning refers only to a successfully received communication.
You would have to show me the dialog for the kit car case before I could make a judgment on that.
CJ
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PonyFan Oh, so this can't be used in monolog?Monolog? Just one person talking?
No. It doesn't make sense to say "Got it" to acknowledge the receipt of information when there is no other person there to say it to, no other person who gave the information.
CJ
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