you betcha , also: you bet'ya

Asked if the bill would become law before the end of the year, he said, "You betcha!"

You betcha, so don't read until you've finished the game for yourself.

And there were a lot of nasty bugs in that fire, you betcha.

But with companies, you betcha, we're going to make a lot of noise."

"You betcha," he said, pulling her down on the sofa.

And the blues song, while not that funny, is pretty darn good, you betcha.

Then we'll see Mr. Bush as he really is, you betcha.

But we sure do talk funny, you betcha.

"Sure, you betcha," said his friend of the salon.

Ask him if he is patriotic and he'll give you a hearty, "You betcha."

"You betcha, and I plan to find out."

I was hoping she'd come back with 'You betcha'.

We don't go easy on criminals here on Erewhon, you betcha.

'Oh, you'll see him soon enough, you betcha,' I said.

(you betcha) I thought that you'd want what I want.

"You betcha they do," Muldoon agreed with a broad grin.

You betcha he kill any bloke stop him grabbing it soonest."

You Betcha Is America in danger of being seized with absolutism?

"You betcha," Oso replied, glad at last to be doing something on a deployment.

Can the Conservatives running for president get any crazier, you betcha, we have not seen the last of the Republican insanity.

His response, spoken in his best Minnesotan accent, "You betcha!"

No matter how hard the polar winds blow, people here say "You betcha," just the way they did in the movie "Fargo."

You betcha, he said.

"You betcha," she answered with a grin.