am not = ain't

[علاء]

معلومة جديدة علي هو ان am not لها اختصار بالنفي قلت اطلعكم عليها .بحثت عنها بالموسوعة وحصلت النتيجة التالية
am not = ain't



Ain’t is a contraction originally just
for “am not”, but can include “is not”, “are not”, “has not”, or “have not” in the common vernacular. In some dialects it is also used as a contraction of “do not”, “does not”, and “did not”, as in I ain’t know that. The word is a perennial issue in English usage. It is a word that is widely used by many people but is generally considered nonstandard English

[English Lover]

it's really a new information

But it's as I read here use in some dialects so this usually happend

with many dialects I mean that there are dialects have new grammars
which considered nonstandard English

Foe example, in New Hampshire when people add (ing) to any verb.
They spell these words without (g) like( drive) become ( drivin ). Like this situation
it's nonstandard English but it use in New Hampshire dialects


thanks bro

[علاء]

thanks for your cooperation.. english lover
u add sothing useful to me &
now its v clear

[Donia-Ajeeba]

Thanx brother