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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Want To
I sometimes hear people say, “I wano (Want to)” and “Tryno (trying to)”
Am I hearing wrong? Maybe they’re saying “wanna” and “trynna”??
Thank you.
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anonymous Am I hearing wrong? Nope. anonymous Maybe they’re saying “wanna” and “trynna”??
- anonymous Am I hearing wrong?
- Nope.
- anonymous Maybe they’re saying “wanna” and “trynna”??
- Yes.
- I suppose some dialects tend to try to squeeze in the final "o".
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anonymousAm I hearing wrong?
Nope.
anonymousMaybe they’re saying “wanna” and “trynna”??
Yes. I suppose some dialects tend to try to squeeze in the final "o". In my neck of the USA, we abandon all phonetics and use a frank "wanna" and "tryna". Of course, we should never write any of those unless we're having a conve
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