tell me what you really think. → tell me wha'chu really think. tɛl mi wʌtʃu ˈrɪli θɪŋk Reduction
Please share your honest opinion or true feelings with me.
The 't' sound at the end of 'what' often combines with the 'y' sound at the beginning of 'you' to form a 'ch' sound, making the phrase faster and more natural to pronounce.
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tell me what you really think. → tell me wha'chu really think.
tɛl mi wʌtʃu ˈrɪli θɪŋk
Please share your honest opinion or true feelings with me.
The 't' sound at the end of 'what' often combines with the 'y' sound at the beginning of 'you' to form a 'ch' sound, making the phrase faster and more natural to pronounce.
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Example 1
I need you to tell me what you really think about this plan.
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Example 2
Come on, tell me what you really think of my new haircut.
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Example 3
Don't hold back, just tell me what you really think.
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Example 4
So, about the new guy, tell me wha'chu really think.
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Example 5
Look, you can level with me, tell me wha'chu really think.
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tell me what you really think. → tell me wha'chu really think.