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What does I dinnit mean ? (Original Post)
Beachnutt
Nov 2021
OP
His grammar is very poor, except when he is parroting words from his lawyers.
madaboutharry
Nov 2021
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Champp
(2,114 posts)1. Maybe he's saying "I'ma dimwit"?
that would make sense.
madaboutharry
(40,224 posts)2. His grammar is very poor, except when he is parroting words from his lawyers.
He also seems to play dumb when it suits him. This stood out: A gun nut kid who pretends he doesn't know anything about bullets.
Chille
(193 posts)5. I noticed it that to nt
WhiskeyGrinder
(22,448 posts)3. It's a language variation, not uncommon in parts of the midwest.
Yarnie
(90 posts)6. Regionalisms
We have a couple of local news people who are young women, and they don't pronounce the "t"s in the middle of words. One of them does the weekly pet shelter promotion. Every time she says "ki-ens" I want to throw a brick through my TV screen.
LiberalFighter
(51,104 posts)9. I would repeatedly point it out to the tv station.
maxsolomon
(33,400 posts)4. "I didn't".
NBD.
Caliman73
(11,744 posts)7. Correct.
I have heard that said. Likely the same people who say "kinnygarden" for kindergarten
pidge
(274 posts)8. Pet peeve of mine...joolery instead of jewelry.