How to pronounce "going to" - American pronunciation & comprehension

Learn to pronounce and understand "going to" the way Americans really say it.
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Hi ! Nice video ! :)
And what about "gotta", that's just a contraction of "have got to" ?
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Gonna to seem going to

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Imma/I'm going to/gonna see you soon.

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Recently I’ve noticed people pronouncing “gonna” with just one syllable, like “go’n”. It almost has a “wn” sound at the end. Not sure if that’s a new trend or it’s just something regional that I’d never noticed before.

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Hi Christina,
Sorry, but I am still a little bit confused with the Recap part. In the text displays on the right of the screen, one can see "to", whereas I do not hear it when you say it. I 've understood "gonna" stands for "going to", meaning one does not need the "to anymore". Am I wrong ?
thank you
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Yes you don't need the "to". think that was an accident on her screen.

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I'm sure there was a typo. Just discard "to" when you use gonna.

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Another thing about gonna: you wouldn’t say, “Are you gonna the show tomorrow?” or “You gonna the show tomorrow?” Although the 2nd example is better, one would most likely say ‘going to’; though I have heard, and used, gunna, with a ‘u’ in such a scenario, ie; “You gunna the show tomorrow?” Probably something to do with the sentence structure and tense? Lastly, although not a replacement word but more of a contracted form, there’s the familiar ‘goin’ which can be used in the above example: “You goin the show tomorrow?”

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I like do much

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Can I use this (gonna, wanna,gotta) in written form?

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Gutto Santos No

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Hi Christina I have heard gonna before but imma? No never noticed that . That's why maybe it's difficult to understand American movies

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You had a typo towards the end. You wrote "I'm gonna to go" instead of "I'm gonna go." Just FYI!

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When I was working in a restaurant and ask for “something” to a girl she said something like “I go get it” or “i’ll go get it”. I was really confused because she didn’t say I’ll go and get it or I’ll go to get it. Or maybe she said it so fast that I couldn’t listen to every word she said. I would like to know if this is a way that native English speakers say as well.

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Sometimes I hear ˈaɪmə but in other ones I hear ˈaːmə. Which is the correct?

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What about wanna and gotta??

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The problem with gonna is that it opens the way to things like finna and that's a big no for me.

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I'm pretty sure I say goine, doesn't seem like many others say it like me, and I don't know how this happened.

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Is that okay to say "you're gonna go" reducing it to "you're unna go"? I'm quite sure I've heard that from Monica, when I was watching FRIENDS.

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What about muna?

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Dear Crectina
Why did you mark the sentence "You gonna go to vacation...?" with question mark.
Because "Are you gonna go to...?" has to be question...

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haven't heard this way to pronounce going to thank you.

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