you → *ya
(slow) You
get it at the store next door.
(fast) *Ya get it at the store next door.
to → *ta
(slow) Give it to the bus driver.
(fast) Give it *ta the bus driver.
or → *er
(slow) We have bleu cheese or thousand island.
(fast) We have bleu cheese *er thousand island.
and → *'n'
(slow) What about the Wyatt Hotel on 11th and Garden?
(fast) What about the Wyatt Hotel on 11th *'n' Garden?
/d/+you → *ja
/d/+your → *jer
(slow) How many pounds should your tires have?
(fast) How many pounds should *jer tires have?
can → *kin
(slow) Can you pass the popcorn?
(fast) *Kin *ya pass the popcorn?
of → *a
(slow) I've invited a lot of people to the party tonight.
(fast) I've invited a lot *a people *ta the party tonight.
want to → *wanna
(slow) I want to eat out.
(fast) I *wanna eat out.
for → *fer
(slow) How much do you want to spend for the car?
(fast) How much do *ya *wanna spend *fer the car?
going to+V. → *gonna
(slow) Why are you going to see a horror movie?
(fast) Why are *ya *gonna see a horror movie?
don't know → *donno
(slow) I don't know what classes I should take next semester.
(fast) I *donno what classes I should take next semester.
"ing" endings → *-in'
(slow) I'm going to be joining you in a minute.
(fast) I'm *gonna be *joinin' *ya in a minute.
"to" after a vowel sound → *da
(slow) I'm going to try to go to San Diego.
(fast) I'm *gonna try *da go *da
San Diego.
What are you;What you → *Whacha
(slow) What are you doing back there?
(fast) *Whacha *doin' back there?
your;you're → *yer
yours → *yers
(slow) How's your mother?
(fast) How's *yer mother?
got to → *gotta
have to → *hafta
has to → *hasta
(slow) My tooth's going to drive me crazy. It has to come
out.
(fast) My tooth's *gonna drive me crazy. It *hasta come out.
/t/+you → *cha
/t/+you(you're) → *cher
(slow) Can't you find an apartment?
(fast) Can't *cha find an apartment?