[d] + you → ja
[d] + your → jer

这里做一个归总：

• 一般情况下，you的连音念作ya，your的连音念作yer
• 如果它们之前的一个音节是[t]，则要分别念作cha和cher
• 如果它们之前的一个音节是[d]，则要分别念作ja和jer

Listen to each part of the conversation: first spoken with careful (slow) pronunciation; then spoken with relaxed (fast) pronunciation.

Careful (Slow) Pronunciation

KARL: Jim, where are you? I knocked twice, but you didn't answer your door.

JIM: Karl! Could you come into the kitchen? Quick!

KARL: Oh, my gosh! Look at all of that water!

JIM: Would you get me some towels?

KARL: Sure. Did your pipe break?

JIM: I can't hear you. What did you say?

KARL: I said, “Did your pipe break?”

JIM: Yes. Could you call your brother? He's a plumber, right?

KARL: I told you he moved last year, remember?

JIM: Then could you call somebody else? This is an emergency!

Relaxed (Fast) Pronunciation

KARL: Jim, where are﹡ya? I knocked twice, but﹡cha didn't answer﹡yer door.

JIM: Karl! Could﹡ja come into the kitchen? Quick!

KARL: Oh, my gosh! Look at all﹡a that water!

JIM: Would﹡ja﹡git me some towels?

KARL: Sure. Did﹡jer pipe break?

JIM: I﹡kant hear﹡ya. What did﹡ja say?

KARL: I said, “Did﹡jer pipe break?”

JIM: Yes. Could﹡ja call﹡yer brother? He's a plumber, right?

KARL: I told﹡ja he moved last year, remember?

JIM: Then could﹡ja call somebody else? This is an emergency!

Listen to the entire conversation again, spoken with relaxed (fast) pronunciation.

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