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"dunno" vs "dunnow"

Both "dunno" and "dunnow" are informal contractions of "don't know" commonly used in spoken English. However, "dunno" is the more widely accepted and recognized form, while "dunnow" is less common and may be considered a misspelling or a regional variation.

Last Updated: March 26, 2024

dunno

This is a correct and commonly used informal contraction of "don't know" in spoken English.

Use "dunno" in informal contexts to express uncertainty or lack of knowledge.

Examples:

  • I dunno what to do.
  • Do you know where she went? - Dunno.

Alternatives:

  • don't know
  • I have no idea
  • haven't got a clue
  • beats me
  • search me

dunnow

This is not a standard or widely recognized form of the informal contraction "don't know".

Avoid using "dunnow" as it may be considered a misspelling or a less common regional variation.

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