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French
Etymology
Literally, “I've broken you”; colloquial pronunciation of je t’ai cassé, from the French comedy Brice de Nice (2005).
Pronunciation
Phrase
j’t’ai cassé
- (slang) emphasising a successfully delivered insult; gotcha, zing
T’es comme le H de Hawaii; tu sers à rien. J’t’ai cassé!- You're like the P in pterodactyl: completely useless. Zing!
Usage notes
This phrase is used after a gibe or insult and accompanied by the downward "slashing" gesture from the film.