[d] + you → ja [d] + your→ jer

    這里做一個歸總：

    ？一般情況下，you 的連音念作ya，your的連音念作yer ？如果它們之前的
一個音節(jié)是[t] ，則要分別念作cha 和cher？如果它們之前的一個音節(jié)是[d] ，
則要分別念作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.