2018年9月18日 · I live in the Midwest and it is very common to hear people say "what ja doing?" instead of saying "what ya doing?" or "what are you doing?". Is this okay? Is using the 'j' sound instead of the 'y' sound okay as long as the other person gets the gist of what you are asking?

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2021年8月1日 · What is the origin of the popular English children's rhyme, "Whatchya doin? Eatin Chocolate. Where'dya get it? The doggie dropped it.

What is ya doin? Noun : thats word expresses what you do in a jam situation or what you're doing in order to figure out the solution to do, what you doing immediately : What are you doing? , Whatcha doing?

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but it's very likely that they're saying, "what ya doin'?" or "whatcha doin?" or "what u doin'?" These are all slang for "What are you doing?" It's like what @seouldesperate said. You're probably hearing "waddaya doin'?" which sounds like "what do you doing" when people say it quickly, but what they mean is "what are you doing" exactly!!

2019年3月14日 · I live in the Midwest and it is very common to hear people say "what ja doing?" instead of saying "what ya doing?" or "what are you doing?". Is this okay? Is using the 'j' sound instead of the 'y' sound okay as long as the other person gets the gist of what you are asking?

2021年6月6日 · @77treo This is slang, or improper/shortened english ... it means What are you doing? ya is short slang for you and doin is short for doing. youthful english tend to drop letters to shorten words ... See a translation

2023年11月8日 · What Does "How Ya Doin'" Mean? "How ya doin'" is generally more informal and relaxed than "How are you?" which can sound more polite and formal. It can be a way of asking about a person's health and well-being. In addition, it can also be a casual greeting or a way of starting a conversation.

"What Doing?" is a slang term used to inquire about someone's current activity or situation. It is often used in casual conversation and can be shortened to "sup" or "wassup". The phrase originated in African American Vernacular English (AAVE) and has since become popularized in mainstream culture.