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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Is always "want to","wanna"?
I've got a question which makes my mind busy.and the question is"is always "want to","wanna"?
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" When people speak fast, sometimes they take shortcuts in pronunciation. " "would have" is often heard as "wudda"
- " When people speak fast, sometimes they take shortcuts in pronunciation.
- " "would have" is often heard as "wudda"
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Hi;
Always write "want to."
In casual conversations, this is heard as "wanna." When people speak fast, sometimes they take shortcuts in pronunciation.
"going to" is often heard as "gonna" or "gunna."
"would have" is often heard as "wudda"
Always write "want to."
In casual conversations, this is heard as "wanna." When people speak fast, sometimes they take shortcuts in pronunciation.
"going to" is often heard as "gonna" or "gunna."
"would have" is often heard as "wudda"
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