"Whaddya" (what + do + you) | English Pronunciation Lesson

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You really broke it down. I kinda knew about that contraction already but you explained how and why. Thanks

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ElementalEnglish hi. how would I pronounce [ tried to] knowing that *I try to* is something like trairə...

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[@juandavidtorovelez5979]

Thanks for the video, but I'm a little bit confused because I'm listening to you saying: whaddya you think ??? Not whaddya think..? Am I listening wrong?

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Hoy me rompí la cabeza y por fin encontre el tutorial para explicar esa preguta.

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[@pm51ok]

very helpful!! could you explain how native english speaker pronunce "what are you doing"? thanks

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hi, many thanks for the video. I am from mexico I´m learnin. I have a question..how can I recognize the "de-stress"??

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Awesome explanation!

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[@Yell.LV.]

Can you explain it better please? Because You say that is "Whatddya" but when you pronounce it in a sentence it sound "Wari-u"

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Excellent!

[@stefaniaciabatti75]

Hi 😊 Your videos are really useful, but I'm a little confused about "whaddya" (what do you) and "whaddaya" (what are you). Their sound is identical. Can you clarify, please?

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[@yigitcan5479]

Can we also use D'ya rather than do you?

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[@lessalexx]

Have a question, how could we say "but what do I know" like the song of ed sheeran?

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That's a good classes but where can I find next classes

[@emiliojoelramirezcordova3697]

Thanks for your video, but I have a question. Is american or british your pronunciation?

[@elementalenglish]

+Emilio Joel Ramirez Córdova I'm American!

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THANKS

[@sutash9043]

Actually, the schwa becomes /ɪ/ due to assimilation with /j/. I'd make my students aware of it, so as to familiarize them with the concept of assimilation, since we're essentially dealing with connected speech.

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[@luisromero-lx8ge]

/waddia/or/ waria/ could it be both?

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[@alxdurden]

Awesome video, but I'm confused about how distinguish between "what do you and what did you" could explain the difference pls 😀

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It is really nice.and i love your teaching. now i can able to read easily with rhythm. but speaking is. difficult to me..)::

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[@wilanderhernandeztorres1711]

Then how could we say " what did you want to do" ?? In past

[@leonardo5005]

Uariiya wanna do? Así quedaría fonéticamente... La entonación es importante

[@skychen4900]

what about " what are you " ? how to say it ?

[@JoshuaEnriqueUgarrizaTicona777]

That's wrong ...You must say "Whatcha".

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Do=ro i don't know = ai ron now?

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[@sutash9043]

One more step for Spanish speakers: turn the "d" into a "r" as in the words "pero", "para".

[@Henry78119]

I'm a Spanish speaker, and for me is easier to understand like "What do... = UARI ...", so What do you... = UARI you...

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[@maxtaylor1999]

It is really weird to think I have been speaking english my whole life, when broken down, and I completely skip letters when speaking completely unconsciously, yet has to be consciously done by foreigners... EDIT: Wordage

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+Max Taylor Yes! It's so funny that we all do this without realizing it!

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[@skychen4900]

i'd be " wha er ya " ???? right ?

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Whaddya wanna do today?

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Fast ....

[@jhonny2553]

wariu .... :v

[@alexslater506]

Maybe Its american not native english ? Americans speak like something big intheir mouth.

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