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A short YouTube pronunciation lesson by Hadar Shemesh explaining that when a word ends with /t/ and the following word begins with a /j/ (y) sound, the sounds combine and are perceived as an affricate similar to 'ch' (e.g., "get you" → "getchu"). The chunk contains the rule statement plus repeated spoken examples and connected-speech renderings ("I'm gonna get you").

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