Gonna meaning in English

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Definition

(I'm) gonna (leave): (I'm) going to (leave) (informal) verb
"Gonna" is a shortened version of the verb form "going to". This word is spoken, but rarely written.

Examples

  • "Icarus : Well, I was gonna, umm, I..."
  • "Now, I'm gonna turn over..."
  • "Airport Guy : But how am I gonna get you the money?"
  • "Things are gonna change."
  • "They're gonna crash!"
  • "Brian Jones and Horatio Oléré are gonna have a fight after work."
  • "This here is going to be your crew for the thing we're gonna do tomorrow."
  • "Now, you gonna show me some poses, Edward?"
  • "You're gonna call me, right?"
  • "Where are we gonna find a bear?"
  • "Gonna take you right into the danger zone"
  • "I'm gonna go to the loo."
  • "Daddy's gonna shoot us some dinner."
  • "Whaddya gonna do!"
  • "I'm gonna be totally ripped, bro!"
  • "I'm gonna pick you up, turn you on, keep you clean..."
  • "I'm gonna rob the banks, the supermaket too"
  • "You're gonna give yourself a heart attack!"

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