O/T Do you say "munt" instead of "musn't"?

[Brin]

Am gonna tell thi summat nar Brin, a c unt see thi avvin a chat wi mi tha noorse owd lad cos tha wunt understand worra was sayin.

Listen here owd lad, tha's no idea I cud keep up wi thi no problemo. I said to our lass t'other day, who wori wi wori wi his sen?

She knew worra wor on abart.

[rolymiller]

Listen here owd lad, tha's no idea I cud keep up wi thi no problemo. I said to our lass t'other day, who wori wi wori wi his sen?

She knew worra wor on abart.

Just to waarn thi brin , if thar bob dunt gi mi that bob thar bob owes ar bob, ar bob is gonna gi thar bob a bob int eye..if he giz it me al mek sure i purrit int tin. Iz norrappy abaart this tha noorze

[Acido]

I never say mun't instead of musn't or must not. But I do always say cun't instead of couldn't or could not lol.
Surely we all say that whichever posh part of Yorkieland we come from.

[Scum-Triumphant]

I was born in Scotland and lived in Manchester, Henley, London, Reading and Bournemouth before settling in Rotherham at 17 years old, 30 years ago.
My accent is all over the place and every now and then someone will ask me if I’m a cockney.

But yes, my accent changes depending on who I’m talking to and in what context. This isn’t a decision I make consciously. It happens without me realising.

[frogmiller]

I'm just checking how common you all are.

I say "musn't" of course.

I've never used munt and didn't know that anyone did!

[millersrus]

Munt was not on my radar, i can’t say it waint be on others though.