How do native English speakers say "that one"?

Native speakers reduce "that one" to "thad one" (ˈðæɾ wʌn) in natural speech. A specific item, object, or person that has been previously mentioned or is being pointed out.

that one → thad one | Flapping

Q: What is the connected speech form of "that one"?

"that one" becomes "thad one" — a flapping pattern. Flapping happens when a 't' sound between vowel sounds often softens to a quick 'd' or 'r'-like sound, making speech smoother and faster.

that one → thad one ˈðæɾ wʌn Flapping

A specific item, object, or person that has been previously mentioned or is being pointed out.

Flapping happens when a 't' sound between vowel sounds often softens to a quick 'd' or 'r'-like sound, making speech smoother and faster.

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that one → thad one

ˈðæɾ wʌn

A specific item, object, or person that has been previously mentioned or is being pointed out.

Flapping happens when a 't' sound between vowel sounds often softens to a quick 'd' or 'r'-like sound, making speech smoother and faster.

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Example 1

I'll take that one, please.

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Example 2

Which book do you want? That one.

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Example 3

Can you pass me that one over there?

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Example 4

Nah, thad one's too hard to fix.

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Example 5

Did you see thad one on TV last night?

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that one → thad one