Slangs and contractions| informal contractions (slang words)
Which of the following slang words or spoken contractions ?
A). Spoken Contraction
B). None
C). Slangs words
Ans: spoken Contraction
The beginning of every sentence should be Capitalized.
Never change spoken constructions e.g.
Y’ all, ain’t, don’t, can’t, it’s, et cetera.)
Example: if the speaker says “its”, it should be kept as “its” regardless of the verbatim
Never use an exclamation mark.
Informal contractions slang words
LEMME – let me
e.g – LEMME go
GIMME – Give me
e.g – GIMME the money
GONNA – going to
e.g- I’m GONNA call you
WIMME / WIMME – with me
e.g – She’s WIMME
DUNNO – don’t know
e.g – I DUNNO
KINDA – kind of
e.g – it’s KINDA cool
WANNA – want to
e.g – I WANNA leave
CUPPA – cup of
e.g – Have a CUPPA tea
SORTA – sort
e.g – It SORTA worked
XD – dying from laughter
e.g – I am XD
OUTTA – out of
e.g – I am OUTTA this
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LOTSA – lots of
e.g – He has LOTSA money
BETCHA – bet you
e.g – bet you / you bet
HAFTA – Have to
e.g – I HAFTA leave
OUGHTA – ought to
e.g – you OUGHTA
WHATCHA – what have you
e.g – WHATCHA got ?
GOTCHA – Got you
e.g – I GOTCHA
AIN’T – am not, is not , are not
e.g – He AIN’T coming
WASSUP – what’s up
e.g – Hey WASSUP
WHATSER – what’s her
e.g – WHATSER name
WHATSIS – what’s his
e.g – WHATSIS phone number
COULDA – could have
e.g – you COULDA told me that yesterday
MIGHTA – might have
e.g – she MIGHTA gone to the college today
MUSTA – must have
e.g – she MUSTA taken the train
SHOULDA – should have
e.g – you SHOULDA done something
WOULDA – would have
e.g – I WOULDA gone but I was ill
GOTTA – Got to
e.g – I GOTTA go
HASTA – has to
e.g – she HASTA believe him
WANSTA – wants to
e.g – she WANSTA go cinema
TYPA – type of
e .g – Its TYPA dark chocolate
FRUNNA – front of
e.g – The park in FRUNNA the house
DONTCHA – don’t you
e.g – DONTCHA know i’m dangerous
GETCHA – Get you
e.g – I’m gonna GETCHA next time I see you
SEEYA – see you
e.g – where are you i can’t SEEYA ,
SEEYA later
HOW’DJA – How Did You
e.g – HOW’DJA like to tea ,
HOW’DJA do that
DIJA – Did you
e.g – DIJA go to the gym today
WHATAYA – What are you
e.g – WHATAYA doing,
WHATAYA think about it
WANTCHA – Want you
e.g – I WANTCHA
WHEN’DJA – When do you/When did
e.g – WHEN’DJA you done
WHERE’DYA – Where do /Where do you
e.g – WHERE’DYA live
WHO’DYA – Who did / who did you
e.g – WHO’DYA this
WHY’DYA – Why did / Why do you
e.g – WHY’DYA think I’m always wrong
WOULDYA – Would you
e.g – WOULDYA like to eat something
EM – Them
e.g – They’ll be like let EM go