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wanna and want to? what is different wanna and want to? what is the meaning of gonna? I find the sentence "cause everything gonna be OK" what is the meaning that word?

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They mean the same thing. "Wanna" and "gonna" are informal, whereas "want to" and "going to" are formal. See also: "gotta." Try saying "want to" five times fast. :)
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want to 正是用法 wanna 口语
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wanna 1. want to (I wanna kick you ass) 2. want a (I wanna cappuccino) gonna = going to (I'm gonna kick your ass)
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To clarify: They mean the same thing. They're just used in different situations. "Wanna", as stated above, evolved from people speaking quickly and slurring their words together. "Wanna" = "want to" "Gonna" = "going to" "Gotta" = "got to" ("I've gotta have that coat.")

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