How do you use "Watcha" in a sentence?

Watcha mate! Watcha, how's things? Watcha doin'?

Watcha

What are you up to? (Cockney greeting). Cockney/London greeting derived from 'what cheer?' Medieval in origin but still used informally in London.

Slang Term British ★★★☆☆ Moderate Casual

Meaning: What are you up to? (Cockney greeting).

你在干嘛？（伦敦东区的问候语）

¿Qué haces? (saludo cockney)

何してるの？（コックニーの挨拶）

뭐 해? (코크니식 인사)

Cockney/London greeting derived from 'what cheer?' Medieval in origin but still used informally in London.

源自'what cheer?（你好吗？）'的伦敦东区/伦敦问候语。起源于中世纪，但在伦敦至今仍非正式地使用。

Saludo cockney/londinense derivado de 'what cheer?' (¿qué tal?). De origen medieval, pero todavía se usa informalmente en Londres.

「what cheer?（ご機嫌いかが？）」に由来するコックニー/ロンドンの挨拶。中世に起源がありますが、ロンドンでは今でもカジュアルに使われています。

코크니/런던식 인사로, 중세 영어 'what cheer?'에서 유래했다. 지금도 런던에서 비격식적으로 사용된다.

/ˈwɒtʃə/

Context: London, Cockney

Tone: friendly, informal

Very Cockney/London
非常伦敦东区化/伦敦化
Muy cockney/londinense
とてもコックニー/ロンドン的
매우 코크니/런던 특유의 표현

From medieval 'what cheer?' meaning 'how are you?' Shortened to watcha in London dialect.

Era: Medieval origins

Generation: All ages

Social background: Working class London

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