Pronunciation of “Doesn't” in English
The word “doesn't” is the contracted form of “does not.”
It is commonly used in everyday English to indicate the negative form of a verb in the present tense.
How to say “Doesn't”
You can listen to the correct audio pronunciation on the Cambridge English Dictionary.
The pronunciation slightly varies depending on the accent, such as British or American English.
Learn how to correctly pronounce “doesn’t” and hear examples in native speech from the Cambridge English Dictionary.
Summary
Knowing how to pronounce “doesn’t” helps improve speaking fluency and understanding of English contractions.
Author’s summary: The entry explains the standard pronunciation of “doesn’t” in both British and American English and links to the audio example on Cambridge Dictionary.
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