What’s the meaning of this sentence? and is it a british idiom or an american idiom?

It really got to me.

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A few days ago

Carlos R

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It could mean a couple of things, depending on the context. The most likely meaning is that something really bothered or annoyed the speaker.

Another meaning might be that the speaker found something very touching emotionally, such as a sad story.

That phrase is common in the US, but I don’t know about the UK.

A few days ago

Vernix Lanugo

I would agree with the previous answer, it is common in the UK but I would imagine it to be of Ameican origin.

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