Does anyone here ever use "don't got"? I have "don't got" interchangeably with "don't have", but interestingly for the past tense and third person singular I can only have "didn't have" and "doesn't have", never *"didn't got" and *"doesn't got".
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I do use this occasionally, though only in the most informal situations. It seems to be tied to an interesting pronunciation of "don't". I normally pronounce it [do~?], but in this phrase, I seem to always use [o~?]. So when I say "I don't got any money" it's [ao~?"go?Ini%mVni].
>>I do use this occasionally, though only in the most informal situations. It seems to be tied to an interesting pronunciation of "don't". I normally pronounce it [do~?], but in this phrase, I seem to always use [o~?]. So when I say "I don't got any money" it's [ao~?"go?Ini%mVni].<<
I frequently have such a pronunciation of "don't", which I pronounce as [o~?], [o~n], or just [o~] (with [o~n] being preferred before vowels, but any of them showing up before consonants), but it is more dependent on what it follows (which seems somewhat lexicalized); in particular, it shows up very frequently after (non-third person singular) personal pronouns, especially "I" in particular.
I seem to have had such /d/ elision extended by analogy to "doesn't" (as [V:zI~?], [V:zn=?], [V:zn=], or [V:zI~]) and "didn't" (as [I::~?], [I:n:?], [I::~], or [I:n:]). However, these are not as frequently used as the aforementioned pronunciations of "don't". Also note that these do not usually show up after "it", probably due to such ending in a consonant.
I frequently have such a pronunciation of "don't", which I pronounce as [o~?], [o~n], or just [o~] (with [o~n] being preferred before vowels, but any of them showing up before consonants), but it is more dependent on what it follows (which seems somewhat lexicalized); in particular, it shows up very frequently after (non-third person singular) personal pronouns, especially "I" in particular.
I seem to have had such /d/ elision extended by analogy to "doesn't" (as [V:zI~?], [V:zn=?], [V:zn=], or [V:zI~]) and "didn't" (as [I::~?], [I:n:?], [I::~], or [I:n:]). However, these are not as frequently used as the aforementioned pronunciations of "don't". Also note that these do not usually show up after "it", probably due to such ending in a consonant.