What does the phrase "you there already?" mean? What would a slang definition be? Or is there one?

Submitted by Stormygirl21302 on January 13, 2009 - 10:58pm.

I received a response to a text message and the last thing he said was, "you there already?". He tends to use slang phrases so I assumed that was one of them but didn't want to sound like abn idiot and ask him. So I decided to sound like an idiot and submit a question on here. =) Anyone have any suggestions?

Posted Answers

Submitted by scouttle on January 31, 2009 - 5:59pm.
A:

I'm not sure this phrase has a special meaning... I think it is just a short way to say, "You are already there?" Sometimes it can also be used to express surprise, as in "I'm surprised that you're already there!"


Answer by scouttle

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