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Just gotta do this
Hello everyone.
I'd like to ask what the phrase 'just gotta do this' implies in the following context. Lieutenant Vega is talking to Dish who has been deadly wounded in combat.
"Lieutenant Vega, report to the wardroom."
Vega looked up. "I gotta go. You okay, Dish?"
Bowles nodded. "Just gotta do this, y'know. An' hey, Vega?"
Yeah?
"If y'get th'chance, find Steph an' thank'er for me.
Does the phrase "just gotta do this" mean "I'm going to die"?
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Re: Just gotta do this
"Just gotta do this" means "it's absolutely necessary for me to do this."
Gotta is a very common colloquial way to say "I have to."
Gotta go now.
edward

Originally Posted by
KLPNO
Hello everyone.
I'd like to ask what the phrase 'just gotta do this' implies in the following context. Lieutenant Vega is talking to Dish who has been deadly wounded in combat.
"Lieutenant Vega, report to the wardroom."
Vega looked up. "I gotta go. You okay, Dish?"
Bowles nodded. "Just gotta do this, y'know. An' hey, Vega?"
Yeah?
"If y'get th'chance, find Steph an' thank'er for me.
Does the phrase "just gotta do this" mean "I'm going to die"?
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Re: Just gotta do this

Originally Posted by
baqarah131
"Just gotta do this" means "it's absolutely necessary for me to do this."
Gotta is a very common colloquial way to say "I have to."
Gotta go now.
edward
Thank you very much, edward.
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