Dwatcha
A word quite similar to yeet, or aloha, in the sense that it can be used randomly, in any situation, as a greeting or farewell, in anger, happiness, etc. or just to break that awko taco silence.
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datcha
Datcha is a word originally arising from a corruption of the words "that's a". It is a contraction of "that's a" but can be used for other purposes. Other related words are ditcha ("this is a"), dotcha ("that was a"), and detcha ("this was a"). Also used in place of "that" or "that's" (rarely). All forms are interchangable with "an" or "a" (as in "Datcha airplane")
Person 1: Whoa, look! Datcha huge tree!
Person 2: Oh, wow, that is a huge tree!
Person 1: What are we supposed to do for 3 hours?
Person 2: Ditcha stupid (referring in this case not to "this is a stupid" but instead "this is stupid")
Person 1: What's that empty lot?
Person 2: Dotcha bookstore, but they tore it down.
Person 1: What are these layers of rock for?
Person 2: Detcha big old hill, but they blew it up.
Person 2: Oh, wow, that is a huge tree!
Person 1: What are we supposed to do for 3 hours?
Person 2: Ditcha stupid (referring in this case not to "this is a stupid" but instead "this is stupid")
Person 1: What's that empty lot?
Person 2: Dotcha bookstore, but they tore it down.
Person 1: What are these layers of rock for?
Person 2: Detcha big old hill, but they blew it up.
datcha by Flameviper August 25, 2006
datcha
Datcha is a word originally arising from a corruption of the words "that's a". It is a contraction of "that's a" but can be used for other purposes. Other related words are ditcha ("this is a"), dotcha ("that was a"), and detcha ("that is a"). Also used in place of "that" or "that's" (rarely).
Person 1: Wow, look at that!
Person 2: Datcha huge tree.
Person 1: What are we supposed to do for 3 hours?
Person 2: Ditcha stupid (referring in this case not to "this is a stupid" but instead "this is stupid")
Person 1: What's that empty lot?
Person 2: Dotcha bookstore, but they tore it down.
Person 1: Whoa! Look over there, detcha huge rock!
Person 2: Wow, datcha huge!
Person 2: Datcha huge tree.
Person 1: What are we supposed to do for 3 hours?
Person 2: Ditcha stupid (referring in this case not to "this is a stupid" but instead "this is stupid")
Person 1: What's that empty lot?
Person 2: Dotcha bookstore, but they tore it down.
Person 1: Whoa! Look over there, detcha huge rock!
Person 2: Wow, datcha huge!
datcha by Flameviper September 15, 2008
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