It means the same thing it means to me. You are too old to understand the twitter chatter of teenagers. [laughing]What the F* does "finna" mean?
Thought it was more and urban thing than a Southern thing.Lived in the south got 26 years. Hear the term fixing to 10 times a day. Never heard finna.
Slang for "fixing to", a southern way of saying "getting ready to".
This thread has no stain!
In fact it's a stain on language.
MO
PS But Happy Birthday to Corey. Hoping you hang with the bros on the banks ....till you take it to the bank!
Word.This is a conversation that has repeated itself over and over for the last 1000 + years.....the younger generation creating slang words and old dudes scratching their heads and complaining.
and they wonder why they cant compete in the workforceNot to sound racist or anything but "finna" is the ghetto way to say going to or gonna
and they wonder why they cant compete in the workforce
Not to sound racist or anything but "finna" is the ghetto way to say going to or gonna
and they wonder why they cant compete in the workforce
Why not "ginna"?
and they wonder why they cant compete in the workforce
and they wonder why they cant compete in the workforce
But "ain't" ain't a word. But, I ain't tryna or finna change my ways. Word :pimp: This makes me hip now doesn't it? Bring it on me generation I'm one of ya all now.I'm sure if you go back far enough, there were people complaining about "gonna" instead of "going to". And the huge push back against "ain't" instead of "am not".
I'd never heard "finna" before... but it wasn't to hard to figure out from context.
hey bro u kan keep alz dat shit, weez need mo guz lik uz bekaz we be prilagezTake that sh!t back to the CE board with the rest of your kind....take the old colonel with you.