How to use 'wanna' and 'gonna' CORRECTLY | SOUND LIKE A NATIVE ENGLISH SPEAKER*

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[@mmoside57]

Wow ,I've been always using "wanna" ,even with she,he,it instead of wansta.Now I know. Thanks!!

[@sonicdeep2842]

same here ˙͜ >˙ V

[@latinmonsieur]

Me too, actually, I even looked it up to make sure, and I found nothing on it, apparently she made it up LOL

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European_buddy00 same!!

[@xyz-pr5bl]

you guys are native speaker ? Is that common in UK and US ?

[@jamilarubio2337]

xyz i know wanna and gonna are used in the US

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[@제시카-b2r]

Idk if there's a video , but can u explain me the difference and how to use "found out"and "discover" , "Talk" "speak" , "say" "tell" ... ? There are others but now i can't remember, thanks so much

[@teacherfromthejungles6671]

even in your mother tongue there are different words for "say" and "tell". these are just different actions, that's all

[@hanapekar614]

Found out is when something exists or people know it’s there and you or someone else finds out it exists. Discover is when nobody knows it exists and you or someone finds it for the first time. Say- how do I say I’m hurt or how do I say this word Talk- talk in making a sentence. Tell- I’m telling you a secret or are you going to tell me about her? Did I help? 😅

[@credog9946]

Please use a dictionary

[@paolodominelli4357]

Hello Lucy,very often I totally understand you with no subtitles on the screen, and this make me so happy

[@andrewsmith74]

This is colloquial. Don't use it in exams or in formal situations! This would also be frowned upon by upper-class and upper-middle-class people.

[@EnglishwithLucy]

+Andrew Smith maybe the middle-aged upper-middle but I hear plenty of upper and upper middle using these words in friendly conversation! As I said in the video, I advise against using it in writing.

[@andrewsmith74]

English with Lucy I'd also advise against using them in an English oral exam, as they're colloquial rather than standard English. Yes, age is another major factor. Older people are much less likely to use these informal contractions.

[@putopato9983]

languages are living things and exams are bs lol. also fuck the rich, they want you to think this kinda shit is important so you don't feel their hands on your ass pocket stealing your life away.

[@minnilivvy]

She did say this is 'bad' english. She is showing people how most people talk not just 'upper-middle-class people' :)

[@andrewsmith74]

olivia marie Millions of people use these contractions and it's important to know them. All I was saying is that there are some situations in which you shouldn't use them.

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[@shimmyshimmyyayshimmyyaysw4934]

it's my first time hearing "wansta*

[@tatajamala4028]

Shimmy shimmy yay shimmy yay swallalala I think it’s a british thing

[@carlosm6030]

The same

[@muhammadhasan255]

Shimmy shimmy yay shimmy yay swallalala It's the same like "Wants to" = "wants ta" so have you never heard people say "wants to", either?

[@maksatkklycew8090]

yeah you can say that again !

[@chapoguzman2804]

Shimmy shimmy yay shimmy yay swallalala wantsta?? Really

[@dominikiysantorsk8242]

Thanks Lucy for your lessons! I am from Brazil by the way. There's a channel of a English man that speaks Portuguese (my native language) so he gives lesson of English as well. Lucy, d'you speak another language? I would like you to make a video how to use the words, OUT, OFF, AWAY, UP, they are right complicated of using. For you not, obviously. Thanks a lot! Your lessons help lots of world! Thanks for dedicating your precious time to help people!

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I don't know why I'm watching this, considering the fact that I'm a native English speaker.

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Hello sir

[@girlfromgermany]

Well, because it's interesting for you to see / hear how others learn English. :-) (I'm not sure, was it right to write "hear"? Or is it "listen" in this case?)

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Probably because she's a pretty teacher lol.

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Google spotted your poor grammar in a YT comment and thought you should watch this.

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Right

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That’s correct ❤

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I love to watch your videos. I'm from Germany and I think this is great because I can learn very important things about the language. And it's another way to improve my English grades (even though I always get an A)

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[@itsgorani9133]

My students don't have a problem with understanding wanna/gonna, primarily because they know those from songs' lyrics. I am usually fighting a war against the use of wanna/gonna in any written form, like a story or letter. But I wanna see more Lucy videos soon. :D

[@ZOMGMiki]

Also important that 'gonna' can't be used in the place of 'going to' on its own - 'I'm gonna the shop' is incorrect! Always must be used as part of the infinitive. I'm going [to watch] = I'm gonna watch.

[@aprenderchinesemmoz872]

I would say "I'm gonna go to the shop"

[@ZOMGMiki]

Which is correct!

[@prashantdubey5842]

I think u r wright

[@maksatkklycew8090]

+Miki my dearest in my opinion you are so wrong cuz if we wanna say that we want to go to the shop in this case also we need to use the "to " before the shop . that is why "i'm gonna the shop " is also correct!!!!!!

[@malawmicteact349]

@@ZOMGMiki. How 'bout- *I'm gonna shop!'*

[@melforvideos]

Thank you, Lucy. I'm gratefully surprised for learning, for the fist time, the correct construction of 'wanna' and 'gonna' with the third personal pronouns. God bless!

[@julius6674]

We in Germany get taught the s-thing with that short rhyme: 'He, she, it, das S muss mit'

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[@pieroy3098]

Jaaa das hatten wir auch^^

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[@ashikihsan1946]

Thank you Lucy for teaching me How to use Gonna and Wanna. I want to speak with a native speaker like you Lucy to improve my English

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[@elcolicous]

I thought the pronunciation was "ɡɒnə". Thanks for "wansta" though, I didn't know such a word exists.

[@aucourant9998]

Such a word doesn't exist. It's a way of pronunciation.

[@percytse9666]

aucourant actually it does you can check on Wiktionary

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[@joaodavid2001]

That pronunciation is American

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Percy Tse Anyone can put anything on wiktionary

[@winstonsha9017]

I’ve learned something new from you! For example, he, she, it wansta. And the pronunciation of wanna and gonna. I know how to pronounce them correctly after I watched the video. Thank you so much!

[@JohnRandomness105]

"He wansta" is really just a minor variation of "He wants to", and someone saying the former probably thinks he's really saying the latter. Everyone knows that "wanna" and "gonna" are reductions of "want to" and "going to", but "wansta" is different. Someone trying to say "wanna" properly will probably say, "I wanto" rather than "I want to", merging the two ts together, perhaps with a hard stop of the n before the t. ("I wan-to")

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Yeah - wansta doesn't deserve the recognition.

[@selinpars8964]

I enjoy your classes Lucy! I think it is quite important to mention topics like in this video. For example like most people I also did not know the distinction between ''wanna'' and ''wansta''. Thank you very much once again!

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damnnn .. I understood all that you. said & you're an excellent teacher btw

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hi i am an indonesian, and i always love your inspiring videos! one of my motivator to be native speaker

[@carolkotowiski]

This is the first time I hear and read this contraction, "wansta". Thanks Lucy!

[@papercup2517]

I'm a native British English speaker and I've never heard it before either! Although I haven't lived in Britain for a while, so maybe it's a new thing that younger people say.

[@dirkvasdeferens1860]

There is no such thing. It is just a slurring of the words "wants to".

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I have always wondered why english teachers speak in english when explaining something to non english people. If for example my english is crap, how am I supposed to understand her?

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Nomentsoa I think there's two reasons for that: 1) They only speak English (at least in KZbin they don't know where are suscribers from) and 2) Because after a period of time you're going to get used to words in English (but you have to know their meaning in your native language, and I suggest you to learn from someone who speaks English and your first language)

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It's one more way to improve your hearing. If you can not fully understand it, it's more of an incentive for you to seek understanding. I'm learn english alone and 6 months ago I didn't understand anything, now I can understand without subtitles.

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Yes! Thanks for advising English Learners to avoid these reductions when writing.

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Oops! I wrote 'wanna' in my English exam.

[@aayushisati4550]

Same here

[@kaylazx]

One of my classmates wrote "car" instead of "parce que" on his French exam... in English, this would be like if he wrote "cuz" instead of "because" 😂

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KaylaZX actually not really car is more polite 😁

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@@vdmrk6334 j'ai vu ça deux fois maintenant et je crois que peut-être ma professeur de français était un peu confondue quand elle a expliqué ces mots 😂

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Yea, i always write ''gonna'' in english exam and i cannot stop it

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[@clem6435]

What's the point in trying to sound like a native speaker? Foreign accents are fine as they are. Anyone who thinks they can convince a native speaker that they're British, is wasting their time. They will always make mistakes which will sound far more odd than if they were speaking in their own foreign accent. My German friend speaks very good English, and it's difficult to tell he isn't a native, but he slips up sometimes and it sounds really weird. The other lunchtime (in his English accent) he offered to "borrow" me some money to go to the pub. I rest my case.

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Greetings from India. Thanks for this amazing content.

[@antoniodelima2066]

I have already heard people saying " she wanna go, or he wanna go", but I have never heard people saying" she or he wansta go".

[@ib9rt]

There's "wants to" and "wants a", which are slightly different. "He wansta go home" / "He wansa bagel". Compare with "I wanna go home" / "I wanna bagel". One instance where "she wanna" works is as a question, for example "Does she wanna go shopping?"

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i hear both. More so wansta.

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[@declanpm8578]

Meanwhile in Scotland. I wannae go get a drink because I'm gonnae go crazy otherwise.

[@FlowersInHisHair]

I cannae have a drink because I hafta gan tae work!

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thats gr8 m8 ya dobber.

[@mohammedfasialkhan177]

the difference between wanna and gonna u explained very clearly thank u

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Thank you so much dear Lucy ..... Respect from India ...... I love your videos and way you taught ..... thanks a lot Dear Lucy

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im gonna kiss u!!!

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U replied his comment while i made one before him !

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+Muhammed Farouk she answers the dumbest comments

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+Muhammed Farouk Because you're ugly hahah

[@NikuNikuKai]

I’m English and I don’t want to lose my accent in this new country...Thx lucy

[@sannilepomaki3253]

I wanna poop

[@sushilkanthpawar6016]

Sanni Lepomäki. can I know your fb id

[@gerardithoosadoval]

He asked out on date.

[@papercup2517]

I'd be careful, he might be a coprophiliac!

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Go ahead 👍🏾

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Today I learnt different words ....I used to use...he wanna ....thanks for clarification Lucy

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[@highschoolmusical_zanessam287]

I always said wanna for I you we and they, for he she it, i say wants to because wanna is incorrect but about wansta i didn't know at all, thanks Lucy, You are amazing really good british english teacher

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what a resourceful person, thanks LULU XX, i'd gotten something's new by now. Waiting up for incoming interactive videos from you, TU

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Thank you mam. Your voice is so sweet. The way you teach is very attractive and easy to understand as well.

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I like following you , I 'm always learning new things with you . particularly today with " gonna and wanna " Thank you , thank you again ❤

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my amazing teacher, be better all days

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You're an extraordinary teacher cause your teaching technic awesome

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her english is nice........... she helped me a lot

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Lucy , you are simply great . my english has improved a lot . practical examples teach a lot . thanks

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Thanks sister.. God created you as you wish in your life😊😊😊

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Thanks to you , i'm gonna to visit UK and speak fluently with the British people 😂😂❤.

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Thanks Lucy. Thanks to you I have learned a lot of British accent. Please make more videos about how to sound native.

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What a gorgeous teacher!

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I just threw up in my mouth.

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Bye, this lesson is quite difficult. I watched it twice to make sure that I can get every details. Thanks a lot.

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Oh .What an excellent voice , and a spectacular presentation, thanks a lot Lucy.

[@farzanfathi7647]

this video was a real help to me . I've been taught wanna and gonna but not wantsta . and the pronunciation of these words is necessary to know . thanks Lucy ;-)

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[@matheusmartinsdossantos1649]

OMG , I was using wrong WANNA to prepositions SHE HE IT , thanks teacher , you help me a lot , I'm so happy to know it. done well .

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[@zhanet79]

Great !!! Finally I've got it !!!! Thanks you lovely Lucy.

[@jcr1138]

Hello Lucy, you should explain the sound wanto of want to, to not make a double t sound in fluent speaking, as well as you did with wansto (third person).

[@yuryprokhorov7]

Wow ty. Didnt even think about a verb to be with gonna. But it is actually obvious. Many thanks

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Thank you mam for your new updation it may be helpful for you think learning English to be use like a native speaker, thank you very much for your overall video

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Wow..I never had a clue about wansta..God Lucy u r an amazing teacher

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I didn’t know and understand it before! Thank you😘😘

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Thank you so much you have helped me a lot

[@fietralistianakm]

That's great! Now I see the different between wanna and wansta. Thanks Lucy for this lesson 😍👍

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dear lucy, i love to watching your channel. i'm new here-i mean knowing your channel. it helps me a lot. really, thank you anyway. i'm a learner. sorry about my speaking, because i'm still studying. :)

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Lucy Madam...you are good English Teacher

[@abssyntho]

Great explanation! I always wanted to know how use the contraction of "want to" with "he, she and it", but never found it in nowhere. Thanks a lot!

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