[HPforGrownups] What the heck does this mean? OOTP
Bee Chase
luckdragon64 at yahoo.ca
Mon Feb 6 01:51:30 UTC 2006
No: HPFGUIDX 147647
Kathy <hartsonthemove at yahoo.com> wrote: Sorry for the rather silly question, but I have no clue what the devil
is Tonks saying when she meets Harry by saying "Wotcher Harry". Can
someone tell me what this "Greeting" is supposed to mean? When I first
read it, I figured it was some sort of "hi" type greeting. Is it
specific to a certain geographical region?
Luckdragon:
Definition according to Wikepedia:
Wotcher is a casual greeting used primarily in the United Kingdom. It has been described as a derivation or corruption of "what cheer", but is more likely a phonetic abbreviation of "What are you doing?" (Wotcher doin'?). Wotcher can also be a derivation of "What's up?" or "How's it going?".
Wotcher is Nymphadora Tonks's favorite phrase. She is a fictional character in J.K. Rowling's famous series, Harry Potter.
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