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The 'Ch' Train 🚂
When a word ends in T and the next starts with Y (usually 'you' or 'your'), they fuse into CH (/tʃ/).
- Don't you -> Don-chu.
- Meet you -> Mee-chu.
- Last year -> Las-chear.
- Bet you -> Bet-chu.
Pronunciation
Vocabulary
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Fusion
//ˈfjuː.ʒən//"Merge."
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Don't you
//dəʊntʃu//"Question."
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Meet you
//miːtʃu//"See."
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Can't you
//kɑːntʃu//"Question."
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Nice to meet you
//miːtʃu//"Greet."
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Get you
//getʃu//"Understand."
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What you
//wɒtʃu//"Query."
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Convert
//kənˈvɜːt//"Change."
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Informal
//ɪnˈfɔː.məl//"Casual."
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Natural
//ˈnætʃ.ər.əl//"Real."
Practice
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'Can't you go?' sounds like...
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'I'll let you know'.
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'Nice to meet you' usually uses...
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'What you doing?' -> Whatcha doing?
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'Last year'.
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'Want you'.
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Is this slang?
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T + Y becomes...
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'Hate you' (Playful).
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