I'mma

Im·ma,
Or I’m·a

[ahym-uh]

1. Informal.,  I’m going to; I’m gonna.

   I’mma get these kids ’round here on the right track again.

Word History and Origins

Origin of I'mma¹

First recorded in 1970–75

Example Sentences

In a third post, he wrote: "I'mma look funny for a lil bit but that's it."

From BBC

“I went inside a room, and I did the cold thing you step in. I went into a sauna. They had a pool. I did hot rocks. I did a lot of stuff. It was all tied in, so I was like, ‘I’mma get my money’s worth.

From Los Angeles Times

West’s instantly and enduringly memeable words — “I’mma let you finish …” — still reverberate 15 years after he declared that Beyoncé’s “Single Ladies” was deserving of the Moonman for female video.

From Los Angeles Times

Gaherty called Waters’ Hawthorne office and left an expletive-filled voicemail, accusing her of messing “with my people” and saying, “I’mma cut your throat,” according to the agreement.

From Los Angeles Times

I mean, I'mma cut you a little bit.

From Salon