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Taehyun. K.
What's the difference between "out the window" and "out of the window"?
These are the movie quotes.
"You don't think i meant to knock Buzz out the window?"
"Are you gonna knock me outta the window?"
guess they're similar but not sure
Plz tell me what is different
Feb 13, 2018 9:22 AM
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out of the window = standard English
This would be correct in any context
out the window = informal/regional English
Many English speakers say this, but I wouldn't recommend you copy them. Not everyone would see this as acceptable.
outta the window = extremely informal.
You should not use this style of writing. Note that "outta" - like "gonna" - is not an actual word in standard English, but the written transcription of the sounds made in relaxed speech.
February 13, 2018
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표현이 똑 같아요. 근데 'outta' 속어 같은 느낌이 들어요.
February 13, 2018
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