did you really → dijareally /dɪdʒəˈriːli/ Assimilation
A common way to ask if something is true, if someone was serious, or if an action actually happened.
When 'did' is followed by 'you', the /d/ sound and the /y/ sound often combine to make a 'j' sound, like in 'juice'. This makes the phrase shorter and smoother, often sounding like one word.
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did you really → dijareally
/dɪdʒəˈriːli/
A common way to ask if something is true, if someone was serious, or if an action actually happened.
When 'did' is followed by 'you', the /d/ sound and the /y/ sound often combine to make a 'j' sound, like in 'juice'. This makes the phrase shorter and smoother, often sounding like one word.
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Example 1
Did you really think I'd forget?
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Example 2
Did you really say that to him?
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Example 3
Did you really finish all the work already?
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Example 4
Dijareally eat the last cookie?
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Example 5
Dijareally believe that crazy story?
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did you really → dijareally