What do you / What are you→ Whaddaya

    當(dāng) What do后面跟的是 we 或they時(shí)，也發(fā)成 Whadda 的音，例如：Whadda
we need ？

    Whadda they want？

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

    KENJI ： What are you doing this weekend？

    TIM ： Not much. What do you have in mind ？

    KENJI ： Bungee jumping.

    TIM ： Bungee jumping ？

    KENJI ： What do you think？

    TIM ： Maybe. What do we need to bring？

    KENJI ： What do we need？ Well ， a couple of bottles of water ，
some backpacks…

    TIM ： What are you thinking of having for food ？

    KENJI ： Oh ， fried egg sandwiches ， chocolate cake ， soda … What
are you doing ？

    TIM ： I‘m writing it down.

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

    pronunciation.

    對(duì)話中所出現(xiàn)的此前學(xué)過的連音：-ing endings→ -in' ； of → a； for
→ fer