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Taehyun. K.
What does it mean by "We're outta here."?
When I watch movies, i often hear them say like this "we are gonna die. I'm outta here"
Does it mean " i got to get out of here"?
If it is right, then confused when or how to use "I'm outta here" and "I gotta get out of here"
Plz help me!!
Feb 9, 2018 4:59 AM
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"I'm outta here" means "I am going to leave now." It is very informal and slangy. You can use it in an urgent situation -- "This place is going to explode. I'm outta here" -- or you can use it just to mean "It's time for me to go." Example: "It's getting late. I'm outta here."
"I gotta get out of here" is also informal. You would use it when there is some urgent reason to leave. Examples: "There's too much cigarette smoke in this club. I gotta get out of here." "The cops are coming. I gotta get out of here."
February 9, 2018
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You are right. "I'm outta here!" means "I'm getting out of here"
February 9, 2018
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