d перед you, your
Нажмите на кнопку вверху и прослушайте диалог, в котором фразы произносятся сначала в медленном и отчетливом темпе, а затем в естественном. Обращайте внимание на произношение буквы d перед словами you, your
| Karl: Jim, where are you? I knocked twice, but you didn’t answer your door. | Karl: Jim, where are *ya? I knocked twice, but *cha didn’t answer *yer door. | |
| Jim: Karl! Could you come into the kitchen? Quick! | Jim: Karl! Could *ja come into the kitchen? Quick! | |
| Karl: Oh, my gosh! Look at all of that water! | Karl: Oh, my gosh! Look at all *a that water! | |
| Jim: Would you get me some towels? | Jim: Would *ja *git me some towels? | |
| Karl: Sure. Did your pipe break? | Karl: Sure. Did *jer pipe break? | |
| Jim: I can’t hear you. What did you say? | Jim: I *kant hear *ya. What did *ja say? | |
| Karl: 1 said, “Did your pipe break?” | Karl: I said, “Did *jer pipe break?” | |
| Jim: Yes. Could you call your brother? He’s a plumber, right? | Jim: Yes. Could *ja call *yer brother? He’s a plumber, right? | |
| Karl: I told you he moved last year, remember? | Karl: I told *ja he moved last year, remember? | |
| Jim: Then could you call somebody else? This is an emergency. | Jim: Then could *ja call somebody else? This is an emergency. | |
