You meeting Jean?

[Sambodia]

Hello!
In the King's Speech movie, Lionel said to his son :
- You meeting Jean?
Do you consider this as a mistake or it is common to speak that way?
Thanks a lot
Sambodia

[Rover_KE]

It's a common colloquially truncated version of 'Are you meeting Jean?'

You'll also hear the even shorter: 'Meeting Jean?'

Rover

[TheParser]

Hello!
In the King's Speech movie, Lionel said to his son :
- You meeting Jean?
Do you consider this as a mistake or it is common to speak that way?
Thanks a lot
Sambodia

REMINDER: NOT A TEACHER


Kindly remember that speakers of English (like speakers of other languages?)

often drop words in conversation.

(1) (Do you) want some?

(2) (Is it) dinner time already? (It's) hard to believe.

(3) (I'll go) if you go.