'gonna walk' is not correct in written English.
You would use the phrase 'going to walk' in written English. For example, "I'm going to walk to the store later."
In fact, he's gonna walk it.
Hey! Tony! Listen, ya gonna walk?
You have two drinks, you're gonna walk outta here thinking this floor was straight".
So I then say to him, 'Listen, I'm gonna walk back around the corner.
"I've got you wrapped up.... You're not gonna walk away, but the more you cooperate, the better".
'Cause you figure you're gonna walk in [and they'd think], "Snooty little English guys and a couple of hit records".
He responded to her with "that's okay, because pretty soon I'm gonna be walking!" Justin and I waited and waited for that walking day, but unfortunately that may not happen on this earth.
He responded to her with "that's okay, because pretty soon I'm gonna be walking!" Justin and I waited and waited for that walking day, but unfortunately that may not happen on this earth.
It's not like I'm gonna be walking the kids down Central Park".
She said that Trayvon told her that "This man was watching him, so he's gonna start walking" — a white man, in a car, talking on the phone — and a little later began "following him": "So I told him go to his Dad's house — run to his Dad's house".
