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BackgroundThe full phrase is "I've got you", which is shortened to "I got you", "got you", "I gotcha", and "gotcha" pretty much interchangeably, though "gotcha" is arguably the most idiomatic and...
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I recently encountered the phrase "got you" while interacting with a younger individual, and I'm trying to understand its meaning and appropriate usage in this context.From what I gathered, it seemed...
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