I got this.
At 2:02, the man says, "I got this" and shoots a few arrows, which are all deflected and don't work. Then, the man says, "I don't got this".
Here, what does "I got this" mean? Does it mean "I've got this" or the past tense of "I get this"?
Also, what does "I don't got this" mean? Shouldn't it be either "I haven't got this" or "I didn't get this"?
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JungKim Also, what does "I don't got this" mean? It's ungrammatical, colloquial use of language. JungKim Shouldn't it be either "I haven't got this" or "I didn't get this"?
- JungKim Also, what does "I don't got this" mean?
- It's ungrammatical, colloquial use of language.
- JungKim Shouldn't it be either "I haven't got this" or "I didn't get this"?
- These are better suggestions.
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JungKimAlso, what does "I don't got this" mean?
It's ungrammatical, colloquial use of language.
JungKimShouldn't it be either "I haven't got this" or "I didn't get this"?
These are better suggestions.
0JungKimHere, what does "I got this" mean? Does it mean "I've got this" or the past tense of "I get this"?
It's I've got this. The contraction of the auxiliary verb is frequently dropped in this idiom when said in informal situations. It means "Don't worry. I will be able to succeed at this."
JungKimAlso, what does "I do
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