How do native English speakers say "let me know"?

Native speakers reduce "let me know" to "lemme know" (/lɛm.i.noʊ/) in natural speech. Please tell me; inform me about something.

let me know → lemme know | Assimilation

Q: What is the connected speech form of "let me know"?

"let me know" becomes "lemme know" — a assimilation pattern. The 't' sound at the end of 'let' often changes to an 'm' sound when it's followed by 'me'. This makes the two words blend together smoothly, sounding like one word.

let me know → lemme know /lɛm.i.noʊ/ Assimilation

Please tell me; inform me about something.

The 't' sound at the end of 'let' often changes to an 'm' sound when it's followed by 'me'. This makes the two words blend together smoothly, sounding like one word.

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let me know → lemme know

/lɛm.i.noʊ/

Please tell me; inform me about something.

The 't' sound at the end of 'let' often changes to an 'm' sound when it's followed by 'me'. This makes the two words blend together smoothly, sounding like one word.

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Example 1

If you change your mind, lemme know.

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Example 2

Lemme know when you're ready to go.

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Example 3

Can you lemme know if she calls?

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Example 4

Hey, if you need anything at all, lemme know.

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Example 5

Did you get that email? Lemme know if you didn't.

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let me know → lemme know