wotcha
English Slang for "What's up?"
"Wotcha mate!"
wotcha
'wotcha' is a greeting
origins: ultimately dates back hundreds of years
it's a contraction followed by a phonetic spelling of:
"what chere cheer be with you?", which was a common phrase used as a greeting
chere/cheer meant 'face' and thus referred to a person's expression of their mood
origins: ultimately dates back hundreds of years
it's a contraction followed by a phonetic spelling of:
"what chere cheer be with you?", which was a common phrase used as a greeting
chere/cheer meant 'face' and thus referred to a person's expression of their mood
person a: 'hello!'
person b: 'wotcha!'
person b: 'wotcha!'
wotcha
Short for "What you", or more specifically, "What ya"
Wotcha doin' this Sunday?
wotcha
slang term for "watch yourself" or "watch out"
wotcha! you almost hit that car!