Wanna is the casual pronunciation of both want to and want a... We pronounce want to as wanna when we talk about the first and second person (I, you, we, they) but not the third person.
It doesn’t make sense saying “I wanna civil warrior” you wanna what civil warrior? It sounds like you’re missing a word between ‘wanna’ and ‘civil warrior’.
“I want a civil warrior” would’ve been the correct sentence.
You contradicted yourself - if wanna is a casual pronunciation of 'want a' then there aren't any words missing. I wanna Civil Warrior / I want a Civil Warrior. It makes perfect sense.
Sorry to break it to you but I “wanna” civil warrior doesn’t make sense, what does he “wanna” do?
Also, you’re commenting on my grammar it was rushed it 3:58am I’ve been awake all day with my son, so yes I missed some grammar. However, I’m not on about grammar, what I was commenting on was the correct way of saying the sentence the half whit was trying to piece together.
Idiots
He doesn't want to do anything. He wants to pull a Civil Warrior champion out of a crystal. I want (to pull) a Civil Warrior (out of a crystal). I want a Civil Warrior. I wanna Civil Warrior. DO YOU GET IT NOW
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I want (to pull) a Civil Warrior (out of a crystal).
I want a Civil Warrior.
I wanna Civil Warrior.
DO YOU GET IT NOW
But I bet you knew that already because you have a degree in English Literature loool
If it was from a regular 5* then it’s 1/6^5 which is 1/7776