thanks teaccher

i want to learn about life teacher could wanna help me

my question is about '-to'. for example:
' i want learn about life teacher could wanna help me '
' i want to learn about life reacher could wanna help me'
and
what does 'wanna' mean in this sentence??

    thanks teacherim firefoxum ( naiadam )

My dear friend, the verb "WANT" is an infinitive one, so we should use "TO" after the verb "WANT" each time. Sometimes we can also use pronouns or nouns between the verb "WANT" and "TO" For example;

I want to study hard. (Çok çalışmak istiyorum.) [WANT + TO]
I want you to study hard. (Senin çok çalışmanı istiyorum.) [WANT + PRONOUN/NOUN + TO]

I want to learn English. (İngilizce öğrenmek istiyorum.)
I want Mustafa to learn English. (Mustafa'nın İngilizce Öğrenmesini istiyorum.)

As I said above, "WANT" is used with "TO + INFINITIVE".
Therefore, the expression "I want learn about life" is not grammatical.
However it can be used as "WANNA" which is the phonetical sound of "WANT TO". When we say "WANT TO" quickly it sounds as "WANNA". The same happens with "GOING TO" = "GONNA" However these expressions are colloquial; that's, they are used in every day language as informal. However we should use "WANT TO" and "GOING TO" in writing instead of using "WANNA" and "GONNA".

thanks alot ilyasım teacherım

you're welcome!

beyler ben ingilizce ögrenmek istiyorum bu foruma takılarak iş olurmu

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