What of it Meaning in English
expression
WUHT-uhv-it
WOT-uhv-it
Definition
This expression is used to show that you are not impressed, bothered, or affected by what someone just said; it means you do not care or you challenge their point.
Usage & Nuances
Informal and sometimes confrontational; often used in arguments or casual conversation to downplay someone's statement. Can sound dismissive or rude if used in the wrong tone. Similar to 'so what?' or 'who cares?'.
Spanish: ¿y qué? - ¿eso qué?Portuguese (BR): e daí? - e o que tem isso?Portuguese (PT): e então? - e isso quê?Chinese (Simplified): 那又怎样？Chinese (Traditional): 那又怎樣？Hindi: तो क्या? - इससे क्या?Arabic: وماذا في ذلك؟Bengali: তাতে কী - এতে কীRussian: и что с того - ну и чтоJapanese: だから何 - それがどうしたVietnamese: thì sao - liên quan gìKorean: 그래서 뭐 - 그게 뭐 어때서Turkish: ne olmuş yani - sana neUrdu: تو اُس سے کیا - اس میں کیاIndonesian: terus kenapa - memang kenapa
Example Sentences
"I finished the project before you." "What of it?"
basic
He got a higher grade, but what of it?
basic
You think I'm wrong? What of it?
basic
"So, you skipped the meeting." "Yeah, and what of it?"
natural
"People are talking about you." "What of it? Let them talk."
natural
You don't like my new hairstyle? What of it!
natural