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It is a standard contraction according to this site:
A List of Standard Contractions in English - Common English Contractions - Informal Writing
But I agree with Barb_D's comment that "what're" is probably not very common.
Hi, I would like to consult on: what're - is it a proper or an accepted contraction in the English language? Or even acceptable as a slang?
I have heard/seen who're and how're being used and they are also in some online dictionaries. They come up more often in web searches too. However, are these actually accepted and considered to be more accepted than what're?
*****NOT A TEACHER*****
It is a standard contraction according to this site:
A List of Standard Contractions in English - Common English Contractions - Informal Writing
But I agree with Barb_D's comment that "what're" is probably not very common.
Incidentally, nothing is acceptable as 'a slang'. Or, to put it another way 'a slang' is not acceptable.
b