The meaning of 'Gonna'

Lol! Second slang in a day! Yep, 'gonna' is short for 'going to'

and also meaning of
lemme .. let me ...

Don't forget to put a verb after the "going to", otherwise you can't pronounce it as /gonna/. Many pronounce it as /goin tuh/, too.

Subject + be + going to + verb (+ noun)
He's going to cook (dinner).


If you put a noun (place) after the "going to", you can only pronounce it as /going to/ or /going tuh/.

Subject + be + going to + noun
He's going to sch

Guest"i'm gonna do something" means going to right?

I wanna go there = I want to go there

So, wanna = want to

shoulda=should have p.p

musta=must have p.p

coulda=could have p.p.

sko= let's go etc.etc.

shoulda=should have p.p

musta=must have p.p

coulda=could have p.p.

sko= let's go etc.etc.

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"He's a gonna" means, "he's going to die soon" or "he is going to be killed/murdered soon.".

(If we are going to indulge in slang lingo, we might as well get immersed to the full.)

Hi guys,

"He's a gonna" means, "he's going to die soon"

No, the normal slang expression here is 'He's a gonner'. 'Gonna' is a verb form, and the word here is a noun.

It can also be used for things - 'This TV is a gonner, I have to buy a new one'.

Best wishes,

Clive

Quote: " 'Gonna' is a verb form, and the word here is a noun."

Verbs and nouns in slang lingo, really?

Tell me Clive, what is the word "sucks" in, "Homework sucks"? Is it a verb or an adjective (or whatever)? If it's a verb, what does "homework" suck??

Clive - may I correct your correction? I think the noun is "goner", and it comes from "gone." "He's a goner" means "He's practically gone; he's as good as gone."

("Gone" is one of those words that look really weird when you look at it too long!)

As for "homework sucks!", "sucks" is certainly a verb. Even slang has parts of speech, Dehbaash. As for the object of the verb - I b