Which one is emphasized more?
I have a question.
"I feel like..." and "I wanna...", which one is emphasized more?
Thank you.
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For example:

I feel like crying.
I wanna cry.

I feel like going to bed.
I wanna go to bed.

I feel like learning English.
I wanna learn English.

I feel like eating chicken for lunch.
I wanna eat chicken for lunch.

I don't feel like eating anything today.
I don't wanna eat anything today.

Question

Which one is emphasized more?
I have a question.
"I feel like..." and "I wanna...", which one is emphasized more?
Thank you.
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For example:

I feel like crying.
I wanna cry.

I feel like going to bed.
I wanna go to bed.

I feel like learning English.
I wanna learn English.

I feel like eating chicken for lunch. 
I wanna eat chicken for lunch.

I don't feel like eating anything today. 
I don't wanna eat anything today.

Answer

I agree with Tom that "want to" should be used in place of "wanna". In my opinion, "want to" probably has a stronger emphasis than "feel".  However they are almost equivalent.

Answer

Neither is more emphasized in my opinion. Also, "want to" is the proper way to write it, and "wanna" is slang/children.

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