I usually found the "aint" word in songs lyric, movie's dialog etc. But I don't actually understand what that's mean. Thanks before
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I ain't coming. = I am not coming.
You ain't a friend. = You are not a friend.
It ain't Friday. = It is not Friday.
Ain't you coming? = Aren't you coming?
Ain't you ever seen that? = Haven't you ever seen that?
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In the United States, the word
ain't is considered by most people to be a
sign of
uneducated people.
Educated people do use it occasionally when
they wish to be humorous or very relaxed in speech:
Tom: Jim is lucky to have Mona for his wife.
George: Ain't that true!
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If you used it at the university, I think that most professors would have a heart
attack. In other words, avoid it -- unless you wish to be humorous, relaxed, or
maybe sarcastic:
Sue: Are you coming to my party?
Calvin: No, I ain't! Your parties are so boring.