The word “tryna” is slang that means “trying to”.
“Who you tryna get with” is a question that can be asked about who you want to get into a relationship with or you want to hang out with.
Depending on your situation, the response to this phrase can change. So here are 20 ways you can respond when someone asks you that:
How to Respond to “Who You Tryna Get With”
- Someone I like
- Why would you like to know?
- None of your business
- You’ll know soon
- You won’t believe it if I tell you
- My crush
- The girls/guy from last time
- You know already
- Wait and see
- You would be proud when you get to know
- No need to tell you
- Just a friend
- Wow! You seem interested
- Why would you care to know?
- What would you do about it?
- You may not like him/her
- I’ll tell you later
- Didn’t know you’d be interested in that
- Can you guess?
- You should know the answer to that question
Someone I like
It states that the person you’re trying to get to know is dear to you.
This expression merely informs the speaker that you’re attempting to date someone you find admirable. According to this, the person you’re seeking to get to know is someone you hold in high regard.
Why would you like to know?
Here, you’re simply asking someone why they want to have an idea of who you want to get along with. This could be a result of you not liking the idea of the person knowing anything about your affairs.
You’re merely inquiring as to why someone wants to know who you want to get along with. This could be because you don’t want that person to know anything about your personal life.
None of your business
By saying this, you are merely letting the other person know that their opinion of your problems is irrelevant. You simply want the person to keep off from what relates to you.
You are merely letting the other person know that their opinion of your problems is irrelevant. You merely want the person to stay away from anything that has to do with you.
You’ll know soon
By saying this, you’re letting the person know that in no time, you’re going to let the person know who you want to get with. You’re letting the person know that very soon they’ll get to know about something.
By stating this, you’re signaling to the other person that you’ll be letting them know shortly who you want to meet up with. You are letting the person know that they will learn about something very soon.
You won’t believe it if I tell you
When you say this, you’re simply implying that if the speaker gets to know about the person you’re trying to get with, the speaker would find it hard to believe.
This means that the person might be surprised at the end of the day. When you say this, you’re implying that the speaker would find it difficult to believe if they learned more about the person you’re attempting to get with.
This indicates that after the day, the person might feel startled.
My crush
This answer is short and simple. You’re simply telling the speaker that it’s your crush you’re trying to get with. It’s a direct reply and answers the question.
The girls/guy from last time
With this reply, you trying to remind the speaker of a certain person. You’re taking the person’s mind back to the last time they met a certain person.
When you say this, only the speaker would understand who you’re referring to. You’re attempting to make the speaker think of a certain individual with this response.
You’re causing the user to recall their most recent encounter with the target individual. Only the speaker would understand who you are referring to when you say this.
You know already
By saying this, you’re certain that the speaker knows who you’re to get with. You’re saying that the speaker already has an idea of what he or she is asking.
You can be sure that the speaker knows who you’re going out with by hearing them say this. You’re implying that the person asking the question already knows the answer.
Wait and see
This reply implies that the speaker should be patient with you. You’re assuring the speaker that they’ll know the person you’re trying to get along with if they’re patient enough.
This response implies that you should be patient with the speaker. If the speaker is patient enough, they’ll come to know the individual you’re attempting to get along with.
You would be proud when you get to know
This response assures a person that they’ll be impressed when they get to know who you’re trying to get with.
You’re sure the speaker would be glad to know the person you want to get to know or get into a relationship with.
This reaction guarantees that when a person learns who you are attempting to get with, they will be impressed.
You can bet the speaker would be delighted to meet the person you wish to get to know or start dating.
No need to tell you
This response shows that there’s no essence in letting the person know who you’re trying to get along with. You don’t see the need to tell the speaker, this could be a result of a past occurrence.
After what has happened in the past, you don’t feel the need to let the person know about anything. It could also be that you don’t just want the person to know.
Just a friend
This is another short and simple answer. You’re saying the person you’re trying to get along with is a friend and nothing more.
You’re getting to know the person based on friendship reasons. This reply implies that there’s no romantic relationship going on between you two.
Wow! You seem interested
This reply comes as a surprise. It could be that you were not expecting the speaker to ask about who you’re trying to get with.
You’re shocked that the speaker seems interested in asking you that. Instead of answering the question, you first express your surprise by making this statement.
It’s possible that you didn’t anticipate the speaker bringing up your romantic intentions. You’re surprised that the speaker asked you that and seemed interested in doing so. Instead of responding to the question, you first remark that you are surprised.
Why would you care to know?
Here, you’re also asking a question. You’re inquiring as to why the person wants to know who you’re trying to get along with.
You want to know why the person is interested in knowing who you’re trying to get with. This shows that before you tell the person who you’re trying to get with, they must first tell you why they want to know. What makes you want to know?
You’re also posing a query in this instance. You are asking why the person would want to know who you are attempting to get along with.
You want to know why the person is curious about your intended target. This illustrates the need of asking someone why they want to know who you are attempting to get with before telling them.
What would you do about it?
This is another question that shows that you wouldn’t want the person to know about your affairs.
You’re inquiring as to what the person would do with a piece of information that would be provided by you.
When you say this, you expect a reply from the person. You are asking the person what they would do with the information you would provide them.
You anticipate a response from the person when you say this.
You may not like him/her
This is prior information about what might happen later in the future. This implies that there’s a possibility of the speaker not liking or having an interest in the person you’re trying to get along with.
By saying this, you feel there’s a high chance of the speaker not being on good terms with the person. You may refer to this as a result of who the person is or a trait that you know the speaker would dislike.
I’ll tell you later
This response refers to a time in the future. It shows that you have an intention of telling the speaker who you attempt to get along with but not at the moment.
You’re simply assuring someone that you’ll provide a certain kind of information at a later time or some time in the future.
This response refers to a future period. It implies that you intend to inform the speaker that while you try to get along with them, you can’t right now.
You’re merely promising to give someone a specific type of knowledge at a later time or in the future.
Didn’t know you’d be interested in that
This is another response that expresses surprise and shock. It shows that you never expected the speaker to be interested in your affairs.
This could be a result of your relationship with the speaker. You’re saying you had no idea that the speaker would be concerned about who you’d be getting along with.
Can you guess?
With this response, you’re not answering the question directly. You’re giving the person the freedom to assume or presume who you’re trying to get with.
You want the person to think and find out themselves who you’re getting along with. You want the person to assume whom you’re trying to get to know.
You’re not directly responding to the question with this comment. You’re allowing the other person to speculate or presumptively guess who you’re attempting to get with.
You want the other person to consider it and decide for themselves with whom you get along. You want the person you’re attempting to get to know to presume that.
You should know the answer to that question
You expect the person to know the answer to the question that is being asked. There’s an expectation or a prediction that the speaker should have an idea of what is being asked.