by Official_Inspector_Gadget March 13, 2019
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Get the you finna bounce mug.Despite all the other explanations here I am very sure this popped up when phone autocorrection became a thing on smartphones. For some reason in the beginning the autocorrection on many phones made "finna" out of "gonna".
So this probably came from "I'm gonna kick his behind!" which false was autocorrected to "I'm finna kick his behind!"
Keep in mind that this is informal and not used by many people on the planet in real life. Except Snoop Dogg, but come on: It's Snoop.
So this probably came from "I'm gonna kick his behind!" which false was autocorrected to "I'm finna kick his behind!"
Keep in mind that this is informal and not used by many people on the planet in real life. Except Snoop Dogg, but come on: It's Snoop.
To use it just change the word "gonna" to "finna".
"I'm gonna buy a new car." -> "I'm finna buy a new car."
"I'm gonna buy a new car." -> "I'm finna buy a new car."
by Claver October 4, 2022
Get the finna mug.1) When you begin the process of fiending for something.
2) The technical way to express excitement in the DK Box, playing N64 Smash Bros.
2) The technical way to express excitement in the DK Box, playing N64 Smash Bros.
Aww, I finna fiend for that! Yeeeeewwwwww!!! I just downsmashed you off the ledge. Ohh you know I wet that!
by FinnaFiend April 4, 2021
Get the Finna Fiend mug.Misspelling of “gonna”.
In the era of handheld devices, the commonly used slang word “gonna” – which is itself a vernacular spelling of “going to” – is often misspelled as “finna”. This is due to the fact that on a standard English keyboard the f character stands next to the g and the I character stands next to the o. People would commonly incorrectly press the f and i characters instead as of g and o and the word would be sent as finna instead of gonna. Over time this incorrect spelling was incorporated into common usage and became used in its own right, particularly in African American Vernacular English (AAVE).
In the era of handheld devices, the commonly used slang word “gonna” – which is itself a vernacular spelling of “going to” – is often misspelled as “finna”. This is due to the fact that on a standard English keyboard the f character stands next to the g and the I character stands next to the o. People would commonly incorrectly press the f and i characters instead as of g and o and the word would be sent as finna instead of gonna. Over time this incorrect spelling was incorporated into common usage and became used in its own right, particularly in African American Vernacular English (AAVE).
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Get the Finna Bouta mug.Auxiliary Verb - going to; a more grammatical correct form of ‘finnA’
Frequently used in the underground pick up artist community
Frequently used in the underground pick up artist community
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