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gonna
[gaw-nuh, guh-nuh]
going to.
Are we gonna go soon?
gonna
/ ˈɡɒə /
verb
going to
Word History and Origins
Origin of gonna1
Example Sentences
"We're gonna let you have that information in little while," the US President said when asked if steel tariffs would be axed for the UK - a major part of the original tariff pact.
I don’t believe in the violence part, but violence is gonna happen no matter what kind of protest.
“But then once we hit the ground on production and actually looked at the scripts, we realized that we had to make the jokes end when they leave a room and … if there’s someone upstairs and downstairs yelling at each other, are we actually gonna be able to do that?”
“It’s gonna get a little warm right here,” Nielson said, “but it’s gonna get warm for only a second.”
If I had to guess right now, he's gonna get both of them.
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