Sorry I’m a beginner of English. May I ask what does “hasn’t it though” mean in a reply?
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1Welcome to the site. Please show us some evidence of your own research on a question before asking it. For example, what do dictionaries tell you that you do not understand? Your question is better suited to English Language Learners Stack Exchange.– AntonCommented Mar 3, 2021 at 7:32
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@Anton thanks for your comment! I’ll try to do that next time!– user9989615Commented Mar 3, 2021 at 14:50
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Please tell us the original preceding sentence. "His English has improved vastly." Response: Hasn't it though?– LambieCommented Mar 3, 2021 at 17:00
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In my experience it is a sarcastic, annoying version of the much more acceptable "Oh, hasn't it?" and would be part of a conversation like
"Where's my green T-shirt?"
"It's in the washing machine and the programme hasn't finished yet"
"Hasn't it though!".
In the early 2000s it was teenager slang, if anyone is still using it it's probably time they grew up.
