got it

English

Verb

got it

simple past tense and past participle of get it

Usage notes

In informal contexts, "Got it?" or "You got it?" means "Do you understand?" and "Got it." or "I got it." means "I understand."

Translations

Do you understand?

Arabic: فَهِمْتَ‎‎ (fahimta) (to masc sg), فَهِمْتِ‎‎ (fahimti) (to fem sg), فَهِمْتُمَا‎‎ (fahimtumā) (to com d), فَهِمْتُم‎‎ (fahimtum) (to masc pl), فَهِمْتُنَّ‎‎ (fahimtunna) (to fem pl)
Czech: chápeš?
Finnish: ymmärrätkö
Galician: entendes?
German: verstanden (de)?, kapiert (de)?

Greek: κατάλαβες; (el) m, f, n (katálaves?), καταλάβατε; (el) m pl, f pl, n pl (katalávate?)
Italian: lei capisce? (formal) tu capisci? (informal) capisci? (informal)
Persian: متوجه شدید؟‎‎ (motevajjeh shodid?), فهمیدید؟‎‎ (fahmidid?)
Russian: ты понимаешь? (ty ponimaješʹ?)
Turkish: anladın mı? (informal), anladınız mı? (formal)

I understand

Czech: chápu
Finnish: ymmärrän (fi)
Galician: entendo
German: verstanden (de)
Greek: κατάλαβα (el) m, f, n (katálava), καταλάβαμε (el) m pl, f pl, n pl (katalávame)
Hebrew: הֵבַנְתִּי‎‎ (hevánti)

Italian: ho capito io capisco
Persian: فهمیدم‎‎ (fa) (fahmidam)
Polish: jasne (pl)
Russian: я понима́ю (ja ponimáju)
Turkish: anladım (tr)

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