what does "coulda, would, shoulda" mean?

Question

what does "coulda, would, shoulda" mean?
please tell me......thank you.

Answer 1

It's actually "Shoulda, coulda, woulda", or Should have, could have, would have. Used by people in the vernacular to dissuade another from complaining about missed opportunities, or mistakes that have already been made. For example:
A: "Man, if only I had known he was a liar, I would never have gone out with him! Why did I let myself believe all his sweet talk? Blah, blah blah!"
B: "Yeah, yeah. Shoulda, coulda, woulda. Let's go get a beer."
Get it?

Answer 2

distinctive translations of the bible could advise love and charity are synonmus. Examples recent in.1st Corrinthians ch. 13 vs. a million-17 illustrate this many circumstances. i could delight in listening to from a pupil of the languages used in those previous circumstances to make sparkling my know-how. the story of the "international's Poorest Philanthropist", Gilbert "Harold" Ewing II (myself) is the reason of this querry. The " act of grace", or charity, reffered to in the information interview, has posited this question and that i lack one in each of those education to grant any insights of real value.

Answer 3

Basically, it means we can not change what is.
In looking back on a situation and seeing things we could have done differently, would have done differently or should have done differently.

Answer 4

It is a comment made about hindsight being 20/20 and second-guessing oneself.

Answer 5

Could have done
Should have done
Would have done
Obviously did not do! If u could do it over again probably would do differently.

Answer 6

Could have, would have, should have...

It's about having regrets because you could have, would have or should have done or said something different.

(I think that makes sense)

Answer 7

you could have done it
you probally should have done it
if you could do it over you would

Answer 8

could have
should have
would have

Answer 9

Same as say IF.