How do native English speakers say "how much is it"?

Native speakers reduce "how much is it" to "how muchizit" ([haʊˈmʌtʃɪzɪt]) in natural speech. What is the cost or price of something.

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

"how much is it" becomes "how muchizit" — a linking pattern. When words like 'much' (ending in /tʃ/) are followed by a vowel sound like 'is' (/ɪz/), they often link together smoothly. The 's' in 'is' is usually pronounced as /z/, and it connects to the following vowel sound in 'it'.

how much is it → how muchizit [haʊˈmʌtʃɪzɪt] Linking

What is the cost or price of something.

When words like 'much' (ending in /tʃ/) are followed by a vowel sound like 'is' (/ɪz/), they often link together smoothly. The 's' in 'is' is usually pronounced as /z/, and it connects to the following vowel sound in 'it'.

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how much is it → how muchizit

[haʊˈmʌtʃɪzɪt]

What is the cost or price of something.

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Example 1

I like this, how much is it?

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Example 2

Excuse me, how much is it to get in?

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Example 3

Could you tell me, how much is it for this item?

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Example 4

This coffee's great, how muchizit?

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Example 5

Hey, how muchizit for a ride downtown?

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how much is it → how muchizit