English, asked by radhikaprakasan, 3 months ago

what is the difference between wanna and want?

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Answered by Anonymous

5

Answer:

wanna means want to

want means want.

Answered by lakshya488278

7

want = want (desire) "wanna" is the way English speakers pronounce "want to," as in "Do you wanna (want to) go out for dinner?" Most English speakers do not realize they pronounce "want to" like this until someone points it out to them.

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