How do native English speakers say "what did you get"?

Native speakers reduce "what did you get" to "whaddija get" (/wʌɾɪdʒə ɡɛt/) in natural speech. What item or information did you obtain or receive?

what did you get → whaddija get | Assimilation

Q: What is the connected speech form of "what did you get"?

"what did you get" becomes "whaddija get" — a assimilation pattern. This reduction happens when the /d/ sound from 'did' and the /j/ sound from 'you' combine to form a /dʒ/ sound, like the 'j' in 'jump.' It's a very common sound change in fast speech.

what did you get → whaddija get /wʌɾɪdʒə ɡɛt/ Assimilation

What item or information did you obtain or receive?

This reduction happens when the /d/ sound from 'did' and the /j/ sound from 'you' combine to form a /dʒ/ sound, like the 'j' in 'jump.' It's a very common sound change in fast speech.

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what did you get → whaddija get

/wʌɾɪdʒə ɡɛt/

What item or information did you obtain or receive?

This reduction happens when the /d/ sound from 'did' and the /j/ sound from 'you' combine to form a /dʒ/ sound, like the 'j' in 'jump.' It's a very common sound change in fast speech.

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Example 1

Whaddija get for your birthday?

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Example 2

Whaddija get at the store?

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Example 3

Whaddija get on the test?

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Example 4

Whaddija get for lunch, anything good?

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Example 5

So, whaddija get out of that whole messy situation?

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what did you get → whaddija get