when are you going to leave → when're you gonna leave /ˌwɛnər ju ˈɡʌnə liːv/ Linking
At what time or point are you planning to depart?
This common reduction combines 'when are' into 'when're', and 'going to' into 'gonna'. The 'r' sound links 'when' and 'are', while 'going to' is shortened and the 't' sound is often dropped.
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when are you going to leave → when're you gonna leave
/ˌwɛnər ju ˈɡʌnə liːv/
At what time or point are you planning to depart?
This common reduction combines 'when are' into 'when're', and 'going to' into 'gonna'. The 'r' sound links 'when' and 'are', while 'going to' is shortened and the 't' sound is often dropped.
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Example 1
When're you gonna leave for work today?
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Example 2
Seriously, when're you gonna leave? It's getting late.
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Example 3
So, when're you gonna leave for your big road trip?
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Example 4
Hey, when're you gonna leave? The movie starts soon!
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Example 5
When're you gonna leave the office? I'm starving.
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when are you going to leave → when're you gonna leave