what's it to you
English
Pronunciation
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Phrase
- (defensively) Why are you asking? Why do you want to know?.
- "I saw you in the chemist yesterday, what did you buy?" / "What's it to you?"
- Mind your own business; it's none of your business.
- "Hey, leave that girl alone." / "'What's it to you'?"
Usage notes
This is usually used defensively, against someone who is being nosy.
Translations
(defensively) why are you asking?
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See also
- none of someone's business
- who wants to know?
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