What is the meaning of Gotta, wanna and gonna and how to use it.

[Sajjaninsan]

Thanks for advance.

[Diverhank]

Gotta is slang/street version of got to (have to), based on its pronunciation. Similarly, Wanna = want to; Gonna = going to.

[Torsten]

Hi Sajj,

In addition to Hank's explanation you might want to learn that your sentence should read Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Torsten

TOEIC short conversations: Two people discuss options of buying a new TV.

[VSPrasad]

Gotta - (have or has) got to

"I gotta go home. "
"She's gotta be kidding."

wanna -

1. Contraction of want to: You wanna go now?
2. Contraction of want a: You wanna slice of pie?

gonna

Contraction of going to: We're gonna win today.

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[Sajjaninsan]

I want to know where we will use come on time and where we will use come in time.

Is it correct . what the meaning of this sentence.

We should come on time.
We should come in time.

[Samsong16]

i just want to know can we use gonna instead of will in future tense but sometimes i watch in movies actors use it for future tense.

[Samsong16]

i just want to know can we use gonna instead of will in future tense but sometimes i watch in movies actors use it for future tense.

[Beeesneees]

Hello samsong,

'Gonna' is not grammatically correct English in any context.
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Cheers m' dears!

[Diverhank]