How do native English speakers say "when do you"?

Native speakers reduce "when do you" to "when'dya" (/wɛn d͡ʒə/) in natural speech. at what time or point do you

when do you → when'dya | Assimilation

Q: What is the connected speech form of "when do you"?

"when do you" becomes "when'dya" — a assimilation pattern. The /d/ sound in 'do' often blends with the /y/ sound in 'you', creating a 'j' sound. This is a type of assimilation that helps speakers connect words smoothly.

when do you → when'dya /wɛn d͡ʒə/ Assimilation

at what time or point do you

The /d/ sound in 'do' often blends with the /y/ sound in 'you', creating a 'j' sound. This is a type of assimilation that helps speakers connect words smoothly.

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when do you → when'dya

/wɛn d͡ʒə/

at what time or point do you

The /d/ sound in 'do' often blends with the /y/ sound in 'you', creating a 'j' sound. This is a type of assimilation that helps speakers connect words smoothly.

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Example 1

When do you usually get home?

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Example 2

When do you want to start the project?

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Example 3

When do you think you'll be finished?

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Example 4

When'dya wanna grab some lunch?

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Example 5

When'dya usually close up shop?

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when do you → when'dya