English Pronunciation Lesson: Linking D to YOU in WOULD YOU, COULD YOU, TOLD YOU, HAD YOU #english

Learn English Intonation and how to link phrases with this American English Pronunciation Lesson. In this English Pronunciation Lesson learn how to link the words YOU to the word before it that ends in a D as "JU". Today we look at linking the words WOULD YOU, COULD YOU, TOLD YOU, HAD YOU.

Jennifer Tarle from Tarle Speech and Language guides you through a quick pronunciation lesson with quick tips to have you sounding clearer in no time. Improve your accent and speak clearly with this ESL English pronunciation lesson. Learn how to pronounce English words correctly to reduce your accent, gain confidence, and speak clearly today!

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[luiscarlosassis]

You are excited and very happy!! That's great!! Go on!!
Thank you Jennifer Tarle!!

[Grow-with-AI]

May god bless you. U r giving something back to society happily. Your teaching is interesting and making all learners to improve their communication skills

[silviocarvalho]

Dear Jennifer: Good morning! You are very special to me. I think of you every day with a lot of admiration and affection. God bless you always and good weekend! 🌷 🌷

[BlueRoad_Vietnguyen]

Thanks a lot for this Lesson .Have an amazing Weekend Miss

[eddycuevas]

Easy, Exactly what told a few seconds ago.

[hell]

love from iran, very easy to learn and specially you are fantastic teacher!

[cbeltran]

Question: if I say "I loved you " for example, is the linking sound between the D and the Y the same as when. I say "would you "?
Thanks a lot for your kind answers and as always thank you for the nice and useful video.

[ReneSpeak]

Great! I loved this lesson! Hope there are more linking lessons :) Thanks \o/

[Ricardo-xggx]

All your videos are likely interesting, I would like asking you if there is a place where we can practice or train the linking, thanks in advance.

[janeliu]

I feel like JU sounds a lot like JYU, which I think is easier to pronounce, but I wonder if you as a native speaker hear them the same? Which way would you recommend to say?

[Yumiyoumi]

Thank you for you great lesson!
I got a question, is "T + you" should be same with "D + you"?
Example:
1. let you (LEJU)
2. without you (WITHOUJU)
3. that you (THAJU)
Not sure if I'm right, hope to get some advices from you, thank you!

[ifeelsick]

Can we make the schwa sound as the vowel sound when we say “would” “should” etc. at the beginning of question sentences like in “Would you do that”. Can we say, /wəd/ instead of /wʊd/ I mean.

[alonsogarcia]

Is it the same sound as in "do You" ???

[BorisNVM]

I've got a question. Could this works for "to you" too? I heard someone of Pennsylvania saying "talk to you" like "talk d'you". Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't find any information on the internet. P.D.: Thanks for the video <3<3

[nishantshukla]

Please make a video on pronunciation of what'd be ( what would be) and what'd ( what would and what do and what did), in fast speech I facing difficulty to understand, please hell me to fix this pronunciation.

[neskwga-faze.]

And with "T" does it work the same way? Like "But + You" That's an interesting question, I was thinking about it today

[EunjeungChloeKim]

How do you pronuounce "and you"?

[debrajpal]

What will be when its ' scold you'

[YourTribalChiefPizus]

How do i say
Do you do or did you do?

[benabraham]

Would you be my friend Jeni? Thank you!