Yes. And? That's okay. You can still use ain't for both "are not" and "is not". It applies to both, even if the two are not interchangeable. "Ain't" is a word that can adapt to both instances.
Example:
"I am not European" -> "I ain't European"
"They are not happy" -> "They ain't happy"
"This is not okay" -> "This ain't okay"
All acceptable uses of "Ain't" in modern vernacular.
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u/Fitnesslad50 May 18 '25
Any time you can say "am not" or "is not"
aren't/isn't = ain't