how could you have done that how coojoo've done that /haʊ kʊd͡ʒəv dʌn ðæt/ Assimilation
Expresses surprise, disbelief, or strong disapproval about someone's action, questioning the possibility or justification of it.
In fast speech, 'could you' often becomes 'coojoo' due to the /d/ sound blending with /j/ to make a /dʒ/ sound. Also, 'have' is reduced to 'uv' or 'əv', and sometimes 'h' in 'have' is dropped.
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how could you have done that how coojoo've done that
/haʊ kʊd͡ʒəv dʌn ðæt/
Expresses surprise, disbelief, or strong disapproval about someone's action, questioning the possibility or justification of it.
In fast speech, 'could you' often becomes 'coojoo' due to the /d/ sound blending with /j/ to make a /dʒ/ sound. Also, 'have' is reduced to 'uv' or 'əv', and sometimes 'h' in 'have' is dropped.
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Example 1
I can't believe it, how could you have done that to me?
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Example 2
Seriously, after all we've been through, how could you have done that?
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Example 3
When I found out, my first thought was, 'How could you have done that?'
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Example 4
I just saw the bill! How coojoo've done that?
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After all my warnings, how coojoo've done that?
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