How “I Am Going To” Becomes “I’mma” | Advanced English Pronunciation #englishpronunciation
English with Steve Ford · 323K followers · YouTube · posted Oct 24, 2026 (10d ago) · 17 s
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“How does “I am going to” become “I'm gonna” and eventually “I'mma”?”
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AI breakdown (from the ideas notes)
2026-11-02
list, escalation: before/after pronunciation · curiosity, so how rude does it get?: question ("How does X become Y?") · each line is ruder, and the payoff is the last one: the transformation happens step by step
Caption / description
How does “I am going to” become “I'm gonna” and eventually “I'mma”? In natural, fast English, words blend together, sounds disappear, and everyday expressions become dramatically shorter! Watch how “I am going to” transforms into “I'm gonna” and then “I'mma” through contractions and connected speech. But is the final version even too fast for Maestro? Learn to recognize informal spoken English, understand fast-speaking native speakers, and improve your listening and pronunciation skills! #En
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