How do I pronounce "can't" with a British accent without it rhyming with "punt" or "paint"?
/kɑːnt/ (BrEng pronunciation)
k as in "k ite"
ɑː as in "c ar"
n as in n ose
t as in t ie
Say it like "Kant", as in the name of the philosopher, Immanuel Kant.
I'm English and we pronounce can't like are, for example car-nt so just say car with nt on the end carnt or c-are-nt