“Gotcha” in Japanese
Short answer
Gotcha in Japanese is “よっしゃ” (yossha). Full meaning: gotcha, alrighty, got it, OK.
Other ways to say “Gotcha” in Japanese
へいへい
heihei yes, sure, gotcha; sycophantically, servilely, fawningly
ヨッシャ
yossha gotcha, alrighty, got it, OK
ガッチャ
gatcha gotcha, got you
ペイペイ
peipei yes, sure, gotcha; sycophantically, servilely, fawningly
ぺいぺい
peipei yes, sure, gotcha; sycophantically, servilely, fawningly
よっしゃあ
yosshaa gotcha, alrighty, got it, OK
よっしゃー
yosshaa gotcha, alrighty, got it, OK
よっしゃぁぁぁ
yosshaa gotcha, alrighty, got it, OK
チョリース
choriisu hi, hello; gotcha, understood
そっか
sokka oh, right, I see, OK, gotcha
ぺえぺえ
peipei yes, sure, gotcha; sycophantically, servilely, fawningly
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