The phrase “holler at you” is an informal expression often used in American English. It generally means to get someone’s attention, to call out to them, or to speak to them. Depending on the context, it can also imply a desire to reconnect or communicate with someone, often in a casual or friendly way.
For example:
– “I’ll holler at you later” means “I’ll talk to you later.”
– “If you need anything, just holler at me” means “If you need anything, just ask me.”
The term “holler” itself can also refer to shouting or yelling, but in this context, it is more about informal communication rather than a loud call.