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jankov23
13 Jun 2016
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rborashan
13 Jun 2016
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Where you at is more of a casual slang usage of the phrase. Where are you is the grammatically correct version. Otherwise they mean the same exact thing.
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13 Jun 2016
@jankov23: It means the same except that "Where you at?" is not proper grammar it's like a slang where as "Where are you? is grammatically correct😃
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jankov23
13 Jun 2016
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So in the third person it is Where is he at ? or it's used only with "you"
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Archer2696
13 Jun 2016
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"Where you at" is fairly informal and you would not use it at a job interview, meeting, etc. In terms of meaning though it is the same as "Where are you."
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jankov23
13 Jun 2016
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So can i use that with "he,she,it,they" ?
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Archer2696
13 Jun 2016
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@jankov23: Yes but the verb would need to be conjugated.
Where is he?
Where is she?
Where is it?
Where are they?
If the subject is singular use the verb "is" and if it's plural use "are".
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nekosweets
13 Jun 2016
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Yes you can say "where he at" "where they at" etc. it's not correct English grammar to begin with.
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