How do native English speakers say "we are going to"?

Native speakers reduce "we are going to" to "we're gonna" (/wɪər ˈgʌnə/) in natural speech. Expresses a future action or intention for the group 'we'.

we are going to → we're gonna | Reduction

Q: What is the connected speech form of "we are going to"?

"we are going to" becomes "we're gonna" — a reduction pattern. This is a very common, informal way to express future actions or intentions. It combines the contraction of 'we are' with the informal reduction of 'going to' to 'gonna', making speech faster and more natural.

we are going to → we're gonna /wɪər ˈgʌnə/ Reduction

Expresses a future action or intention for the group 'we'.

This is a very common, informal way to express future actions or intentions. It combines the contraction of 'we are' with the informal reduction of 'going to' to 'gonna', making speech faster and more natural.

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we are going to → we're gonna

/wɪər ˈgʌnə/

Expresses a future action or intention for the group 'we'.

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Example 1

We're gonna be late if we don't leave now.

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Example 2

Tomorrow, we're gonna visit the museum.

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Example 3

I think we're gonna need a bigger car.

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Example 4

Hey, we're gonna need that report by Friday.

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Example 5

I think we're gonna have to reschedule the meeting.

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we are going to → we're gonna