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We can replace ない with ん is what I read, but I have only ever seen it in group
2 verbs(ごだん). For example: 知らん、ならん. The question is, is it possible to use it
in group 1 verbs（いちだん）? For example: 諦めん?

Also, I read that it is not possible to modify a verb ending with ん. But is it
possible to add a ぞ、ぜ、よ？For example: 諦めんぞ
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ん replacing ない for group 1 verbs (いちだん)
Yes you can say ん instead of ない with ichidan verbs. You can say 諦めん, 食べん or
even 見ん, 着ん, 出ん.

> But is it possible to add a ぞ、ぜ、よ？ For example: 諦めんぞ

That's also possible, but they may result in an unexpected ambiguity if used
with ichidan verbs. んぞ/んぜ/んよ is also a colloquial variation of るぞ/るぜ/るよ,
respectively. Thus, 諦めんぞ may mean both 諦めないぞ ("I won't give up") and 諦めるぞ
("Let's give up now") depending on the context. If I understand correctly,
this ambiguity does not happen with godan verbs: 走らんぞ (走らないぞ; "I won't run")
vs 走んぞ (走るぞ; "Let's run!")
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