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The 'J' Jump 🦘
When a word ends in D and the next starts with Y, they fuse into J (/dʒ/).
- Did you -> Di-ju.
- Would you -> Wou-ju.
- Could you -> Cou-ju.
- Need you -> Nee-ju.
Pronunciation
Vocabulary
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Did you
//dɪdʒu//"Question."
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Would you
//wʊdʒu//"Offer."
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Could you
//kʊdʒu//"Request."
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Should you
//ʃʊdʒu//"Duty."
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Had you
//hædʒu//"Past."
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Told you
//təʊldʒu//"Said."
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Send you
//sendʒu//"Mail."
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Find yourself
//faɪndʒəˈself//"Discover."
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Question
//ˈkwes.tʃən//"Ask."
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Education
//ˌed.jʊˈkeɪ.ʃən/ -> /edʒu-//"School."
Practice
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'Did you see it?' sounds like...
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'Would you like tea?'
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'Could you help?'
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D + Y becomes...
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'Where did you go?'
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'I told you so'.
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'Need your help'.
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Is this common in American English?
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Education. Du -> Ju?
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