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Short video/transcript snippet (Hadar Shemesh) explaining the colloquial pronunciation change of the phrase 'is he' in unstressed or medial position: the /h/ is dropped and 'is he' is pronounced like 'Izzy'.

Short video/transcript snippet (Hadar Shemesh) explaining the colloquial pronunciation change of the phrase 'is he' in unstressed or medial position: the /h/ is dropped and 'is he' is pronounced like 'Izzy'.
Is he coming over? Is he coming over? Is he? Is he? Is he, Is he there? Is he ready to go? When it's unstressed or in the middle of the sentence, which is usually the case, we drop the H and we just pronounce it as E. Izzy, Izzy, Izzy.

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