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What is the difference between situation use "gonna" and situation use "going to" ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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are you asking about English or Bahasa Indonesia?
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oh, hehe. Itu native language-nya kebalik.
itu, kalau 'gonna' dipake dalam percakapan kasual. ya kayak gini, bahasa informal.
'going to' dipake kalau formal, misal kalau nulis essay, dsb.
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@eko_smk going to itu sama kaya will..Contoh: i'm going to eat(aku akan makan)
atau bisa juga i will eat
gonna=going to
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