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

[great_fire]

I'm just checking how common you all are.

I say "musn't" of course.

[flourbasher]

I've used the word munter but not munt

[rolymiller]

No. Is it dee dar language?

[great_fire]

As in "we beat Sheffield Wednesday 3-0, they must be really poor, munt they?"

[millertop]

Both

[great_fire]

Both

Depending on who (whom?) you're speaking to on the telephone?

[Brin]

I'm just checking how common you all are.

I say "musn't" of course.

Never heard it said like that before. I have to check myself sometimes for saying c.unt for couldn't and I use the term nowt for nothing but it dunt mek mi common.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

An odd one

A lot of my extended family say dunt instead of doesn't but they don't say munt instead mustn't

( and then there's Roly's forruds)

[Pattylallacks2]

I say couldn't. What do you say?

[Brin]

Moreover, do you change your dialect depending who's company you're in? I certainly do.

Would love an open conversation with roly.