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"You wanna go get us some?" means What does "you wanna go get us some?" mean? I knew this phrase on a situation like going separate ways...

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A lot depends on the exact context of the conversation, but this is what it could mean.. "You wanna go get some?" --- Do you want to go (with me) and get some X ? "You wanna go get us some?" --- Can you go (without me) and get us some X ? X is something already known through the context of the conversation... ---- e.g. Person A: I'm going out to get some coffee. You wanna go get some? Person B: Sure, Lets go. -- Person A : I'm so hungry. I could really go for some pizza right about now.. Person B : Me too. Person A : You wanna go get us some? Person B : Okay, which one do you want?
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もっとコンテクストが必要あると思います。 たとえば、何をとりにいく? ”You wanna go get us some ___?" ”なんかをとりにいかない?” Hope that helps!

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