How do native English speakers say "is it"?

Native speakers reduce "is it" to "izzit" (/ɪzɪt/) in natural speech. a common way to start a question, asking for confirmation or information about something

is it → izzit | Linking

Q: What is the connected speech form of "is it"?

"is it" becomes "izzit" — a linking pattern. The final /z/ sound of 'is' naturally connects to the vowel sound at the beginning of 'it', making them sound like one word. This blending is common in fast speech.

is it → izzit /ɪzɪt/ Linking

a common way to start a question, asking for confirmation or information about something

The final /z/ sound of 'is' naturally connects to the vowel sound at the beginning of 'it', making them sound like one word. This blending is common in fast speech.

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is it → izzit

/ɪzɪt/

a common way to start a question, asking for confirmation or information about something

The final /z/ sound of 'is' naturally connects to the vowel sound at the beginning of 'it', making them sound like one word. This blending is common in fast speech.

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Example 1

Is it too late to call?

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Example 2

Is it worth the effort?

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Example 3

Is it raining outside?

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Example 4

Izzit still coming out next week?

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Example 5

Wait, izzit yours or mine?

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is it → izzit