How do native English speakers say "i'm going to"?

Native speakers reduce "i'm going to" to "i'm gonna" (/aɪm ˈɡʌnə/) in natural speech. I am going to

i'm going to → i'm gonna | Compression

Q: What is the connected speech form of "i'm going to"?

"i'm going to" becomes "i'm gonna" — a compression pattern. This common phrase combines 'I am' and 'going to' into a quick, informal sound. It's frequently used to talk about future plans or intentions.

i'm going to → i'm gonna /aɪm ˈɡʌnə/ Compression

I am going to

This common phrase combines 'I am' and 'going to' into a quick, informal sound. It's frequently used to talk about future plans or intentions.

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i'm going to → i'm gonna

/aɪm ˈɡʌnə/

I am going to

This common phrase combines 'I am' and 'going to' into a quick, informal sound. It's frequently used to talk about future plans or intentions.

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Example 1

I'm gonna be late if I don't leave now.

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Example 2

I think I'm gonna like this new movie.

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Example 3

I'm gonna call you later tonight.

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Example 4

I'm gonna grab a coffee, want anything?

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Example 5

Seriously, I'm gonna lose my mind if this meeting goes on much longer.

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i'm going to → i'm gonna