What's it to you Meaning in English
expression
Definition
This expression is used to challenge someone who is asking about something that does not concern them. It usually means 'Why does that matter to you?' and is often a bit rude or defensive.
Usage & Nuances
Informal and can sound rude or aggressive. Use mainly when you want to show someone is being nosy. Similar to 'mind your own business.' Not appropriate in polite conversation or with people you don't know well.
Example Sentences
"I'm just curious, why did you move?" "What's it to you?"
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He asked me about my job and I said, "What's it to you?"
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If you don't want to answer, just say 'What's it to you?'
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"You're acting weird lately." "Yeah? What's it to you?"
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Whenever my brother pries into my stuff, I just tell him, "What's it to you?"
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She gave me a dirty look and snapped, "What's it to you anyway?"
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