*I'm going to...* Originated as a result of the lazy dialect of the citizens of the Northwestern United States. Imunna -- eye-mun-na (spoken quickly)
Imunna go take a nap.
by Jake June 27, 2004
A term meaning that your going to do something. A combination of the words I'm and ganna. Proof that Americans are getting better and better at butchering the English Language.
by Learntotalkpeople February 25, 2010
A shortened phrase, part of Canadian and Upper Midwestern dialects. It is (very) short for "I'm going to go to the store" where store can be replaced with any place, such as the mall or a movie theater.
Used by Canadians and more rural Upper Midwesterners, who are known for making phrases shorter so they are easier to say.
Used by Canadians and more rural Upper Midwesterners, who are known for making phrases shorter so they are easier to say.
Yooper: "Imunna go store. Need much?"
Tourist relative, unaware of the Midwestern dialect: "huh?"
Yooper: "I'm gonna head to da store, 'ja need anything?"
Tourist relative: "No, I'm fine, thank you"
Tourist relative, unaware of the Midwestern dialect: "huh?"
Yooper: "I'm gonna head to da store, 'ja need anything?"
Tourist relative: "No, I'm fine, thank you"
by Archigan October 30, 2023