How do native English speakers say "take her"?

Native speakers reduce "take her" to "taker" (/ˈteɪkər/) in natural speech. to bring, escort, or get possession of a female person or thing associated with her.

take her → taker | Reduction

Q: What is the connected speech form of "take her"?

"take her" becomes "taker" — a reduction pattern. The 'h' sound in 'her' is often dropped in natural speech. The final sound of 'take' then connects directly to the 'er' sound.

take her → taker /ˈteɪkər/ Reduction

to bring, escort, or get possession of a female person or thing associated with her.

The 'h' sound in 'her' is often dropped in natural speech. The final sound of 'take' then connects directly to the 'er' sound.

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take her → taker

/ˈteɪkər/

to bring, escort, or get possession of a female person or thing associated with her.

The 'h' sound in 'her' is often dropped in natural speech. The final sound of 'take' then connects directly to the 'er' sound.

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Example 1

Can you take her to the park later?

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Example 2

I didn't want to take her car, but I had to.

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Example 3

He decided to take her advice.

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Example 4

I gotta taker out for ice cream after this.

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Example 5

Don't let him taker for granted.

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take her → taker