- you betcha
- that is correct, right; you got it
When I asked, "Are you coming?" she said, "You betcha."
English Idioms. Sayings and slang .
When I asked, "Are you coming?" she said, "You betcha."
English Idioms. Sayings and slang .
you betcha — spoken phrase a way of writing ‘you bet you’ that shows how it sounds in informal conversation, used for saying ‘yes’ in an enthusiastic way ‘Are you going to the party?’ – ‘You betcha!’ Thesaurus: ways of saying yessynonym Main entry: betcha … Useful english dictionary
You betcha! — [“ju “betfa] interj. Yes!; You can be sure of it! (Literally, You bet, you.) □ Will I be there? You betcha. □ Can I? You betcha! … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
you betcha — spoken a way of writing you bet you that shows how it sounds in informal conversation, used for saying yes in an enthusiastic way Are you going to the party? – You betcha! … English dictionary
you betcha — absolutely, for sure, you can bet on it … English contemporary dictionary
Sarah Palin: You Betcha! — Directed by Nick Broomfield Joan Churchill Produced by Nick Broomfield Cassian Elwes Marc Hoeferlin Starring Sarah Palin … Wikipedia
betcha — /ˈbɛtʃə/ (say bechuh) 1. Colloquial bet you: betcha I can run faster than you; it ll be late when we get there, I betcha. –phrase 2. you betcha, absolutely; certainly. Also, betcher …
betcha — bet|cha [ betʃə ] you betcha SPOKEN a way of writing you bet you that shows how it sounds in informal conversation, used for saying yes in an enthusiastic way: Are you going to the party? You betcha! … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
betcha — UK [ˈbetʃə] / US you betcha … English dictionary
betcha — (bet you) wager with you, place a bet with you … English contemporary dictionary
betcha — /bechˈə/ a spelling of bet you representing colloquial pronunciation. * * * betcha, betcher see bet v. c … Useful english dictionary