I got you, you got it and I got it.

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Hi Teachers,Please, let me know the meaning of " I got you, you got it and I got it" in the following dialogues.1- Hi, I found her! Call a bus! Shopie , are you okay? Come on! I got you, come on.2- You got it.3- I got it.Thank you

CalifJim · Accepted Answer

MFarooqdialogues

Three separate dialogues or just one with three lines?

CJ

MFarooq · Answer

These are three separate dialogues.

Thanks

CalifJim · Answer

Ah. Well, a dialog is a conversation between two people, and you only have what one person says in each case. That means that you only have a very small fragment of a dialog in each case. That's not enough to say what any of those things mean, especially those with "it". There's nothing in the texts that say what "it" is or when it was said during the dialog.

Sometimes "got you" or "got it" means "understand". Maybe that's what it means in your dialog fragments. There is more text in the first one, however, and I think it means that someone is holding someone else and caring for them after they have had an accident of some kind. There is not even enough text to determine whether "you" is a person or a pet dog.

CJ

I got you, you got it and I got it.

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