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So, due to yod-dropping, "new" is pronounced /nju/ in RP, but /nu/ in GA "Zeus" (a god in Greek mythology) is pronounced /zjus/ in RP, but /zus/ in GA (yod-coalescence doesn't occur here because the syllable is stressed) "due" is /dju/ in RP, but /du/ in GA and "enthusiasm" is pronounced /ɛnˈθjuzi.æz(ə)m/ in RP, but /ɛnˈθuzi.æz(ə)m/ in GA.
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Yod-coalescence turns /tj/, /dj/, /sj/, and /zj/ into /tʃ/, /dʒ/, /ʃ/, and /ʒ/ in unstressed syllables in GA and sometimes RP. Pronouncing American English: Sounds, Stress, and Intonation by Orion, Gertrude F. In RP, however, /j/ is never dropped after /n/, and it is only sometimes dropped after /t/, /d/, /s/, /z/, /θ/, and /l/ (theoretically, it would also sometimes be retained after /ð/). Ideal for a complete course or as a pronunciation supplement.Pronouncing American English book.
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In GA, this happens after any of the coronal consonants (consonants articulated with the tip of the tongue): /t/, /d/, /s/, /z/, /ʃ/ /θ/, /tʃ/, /dʒ/ /l/, /ɹ/, and possibly /ʒ/ and /ð/ (I can't find any examples of yod-dropping after /ʒ/ and /ð/, but they are coronal consonants). Cambridge English Pronouncing Dictionary Paperback with CD-ROM for Windows Daniel Jones, Peter Roach, James Hartman, Jane Setter on . Read reviews from world’s largest community for readers. Yod-dropping causes /j/ in historic /ju/ to be dropped in certain situations. Classroom Presentation Tool brings your classroom to life with the Student's Book and Workbook, on-screen and interactive.
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Teacher's Book provides over 100 photocopiables to save preparation time, plus extra tips and ideas. This is due to two processes called yod-dropping and yod-coalescence. The Oxford Dictionary of Current English (Oxford Quick Reference), 2nd Edition: Offering over 65,000 concise and readable entries-10,000 new to the second edition-The Oxford Dictionary of Current English gives over 75,000 definitions, and provides usage notes that reflect the very latest patterns in the way English is both written and spoken. English File third edition offers more support for teachers and students. I'm not entirely sure (since I'm a GA speaker), but I wouldn't be surprised if RP speakers sometimes pronounce it /ɛdʒuˈkɛɪʃən/ when they're not being particularly careful about their speech. ɛdʒuˈkɛɪʃən/ is the way it's pronounced in General American (the standard American accent), and /edjuˈkɛɪʃən/ is the way it's pronounced in Recieved Pronunciation (the standard British accent).
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