英语学习者被电影中经常听到或在漫画中阅读的“华纳”或“gona”等表达所迷惑。

事实上，这些表达确实存在，它们是“非正式缩略语”或人们在随意说话时使用的其他单词的缩写形式。它们不完全是俚语，但有点像俚语。

以下是一些最常见的非正式缩略语，并附有例句：

GIMME = give me

• Gimme your money.
• Don't gimme that rubbish.
• Can you gimme a hand?

GONNA = going to

• Nothing's gonna change my love for you.
• I'm not gonna tell you.
• What are you gonna do?

GOTTA = (have) got a

• I've gotta gun.
• I gotta gun.
• She hasn't gotta penny.
• Have you gotta car?

INIT = isn't it

• That's smart, init?
• Init strange?

KINDA = kind of

• She's kinda cute.
• Are you kinda mad at me?

LEMME = let me

• Lemme go!
• He didn't lemme see it.

WANNA = want to

• I wanna go home.
• I don't wanna go.
• Do you wanna watch TV?

WANNA = want a

• I wanna coffee.
• I don't wanna thing from you.
• Do you wanna beer?

请记住，这些是非正式的收缩。我们只在快速随意地说话时才使用它们，例如与朋友交谈时，我们几乎从不在写作中使用它们。

还要注意的是，上面的句子可能是人为的，因为当我们使用一个缩略语时，我们也可能在同一个句子中使用其他缩略语，甚至完全删除一些单词。例如：

Do you want a beer?
Do you wanna beer?
D'you wanna beer?
D'ya wanna beer?
Ya wanna beer?
Wanna beer?