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UK//jʊ ɡɒt ˈtælənt//US//ju ɡɑt ˈtælənt//

Meaning of You got talent

A phrase used to express acknowledgment of someone's skill or ability.

In simple words: You have a special skill or ability.

You got talent in a sentence

  • After your stunning performance, I have to say, you got talent.
  • Everyone knows you got talent in playing the guitar.
  • Her painting was incredible—definitely, you got talent!
  • When you danced like that, I thought, wow, you got talent!
  • In your last speech, you showed how much you got talent in public speaking.

How to use You got talent

Used to compliment someone's skills. Appropriate in casual settings, but can feel overly familiar in formal situations.

Grammar pattern

standalone greeting

Memory hint

Imagine someone showing off their skills and you say, 'You got talent!'

Related words

Collocations with You got talent

  • natural talent
  • hidden talent
  • musical talent
  • artistic talent
  • raw talent

Synonyms for You got talent

  • You're skilled
  • You've got skills
  • You're talented
  • You have ability
  • You excel

Common mistakes with You got talent

  • Using 'got' instead of 'have' in formal writing.
  • Overusing the phrase with people you don't know well.

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Frequently asked questions about You got talent

What does You got talent mean?

You have a special skill or ability.

What is the definition of You got talent?

A phrase used to express acknowledgment of someone's skill or ability.

How do you use You got talent in a sentence?

After your stunning performance, I have to say, you got talent.

Can you give another example of You got talent?

Everyone knows you got talent in playing the guitar.

What are synonyms for You got talent?

Common alternatives include You're skilled, You've got skills, You're talented, You have ability, You excel.

What words go with You got talent?

It commonly pairs with natural talent, hidden talent, musical talent, artistic talent, raw talent.

What are common mistakes when using You got talent?

Using 'got' instead of 'have' in formal writing. Overusing the phrase with people you don't know well.

How do you pronounce You got talent?

US: //ju ɡɑt ˈtælənt//, UK: //jʊ ɡɒt ˈtælənt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is You got talent formal or informal?

"You got talent" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.

When should I use You got talent?

Used to compliment someone's skills. Appropriate in casual settings, but can feel overly familiar in formal situations.