Havn't or haven't?

For sure, I know can't cannot be spelt with an e.

I hivnae a clue.

Young man, that is the type of response I would expect from that Aberdonian Celtic chap, Kenneth.

HAVEN'T

The apostrophe replacing the missing letter. I don't think HAVN'T has ever been correct.

Torq, you're from Ireland, aye?

This is the reason I ask https://www.boards.ie/b/thread/289596

Yes, but lived in Liverpool nearly all my life. I'm a Scouse Paddy.

Old thread I know but I just googled both and it seems even thought it's the incorrect spelling, there's almost 10 and a half million results for havn't!

Also, nearly three quarter's of a billion results for haven't.

I think I just got it.

Is there not another abreviation where the e is dropped?

What's the link about Trilby mate? I'm lying in bed on my phone and it's awkward to c + p.

It doesn't really matter now for I have the answer to my initial question.  It was a question asking, "This may be simple but which one is correct for the abbreviation of the phrase "have not"

havn't

or

haven't

Melvis posted some bollox in politics early doors yesterday and he spelt "haven't" incorrectly.

What about things like COULDN'T'VE? I always think that looks really clumsy.

That's worse than CAN'T!  Is that a correct word / spelling?  I do say it.

My wife is an English teacher BTW, but I ain't waking her up!

No, I wouldn't want to start a domestic.

How about I'D - as in "I'd love a cup of coffee." The apostrophe takes the place of four letters in that one!

How about I'D - as in "I'd love a cup of coffee." The apostrophe takes the place of four letters in that one!

I guess should got greedy back in the day?

Much like us gamblers

I'm off mate, forum's playing up something terrible!

Yep I'm off as well.
G/night Tribly/Torque

G'night Aka and Trilby.

G'nite guys.  You can sleep peacefully knowing no green lights to report in the Perthshire skies

Laterzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Right, who's next?  I've only half a bottle left

I know, I'll see it Joel's in the pub ...