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hallow veldtBOT
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fathom latch
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not native obviously, but i've heard that exact shortening multiple times

proper kernel
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It's quite common colloquialyl to shorten tu to t' before any vowel. T'apprends is perfectly fine in that regard. ça fait combien d'temps qu't'apprends l'français ?

dense sparrow
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I think QuΓ©becois does something similar, but I'm not entirely certain

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Is it common everywhere?

proper kernel
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Shortening of tu to t' is quite universal. Canadian French has it, and also has contractions and more generally pronoun forms that are specific to it

sudden compass
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so i can shorten Β« tu Β» to Β« t' Β» in front of any word that starts with a vowel, right?

proper kernel
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Yes. In practice though it will always be an object pronoun or a verb

sudden compass
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alr

devout granite
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T'oublies rien ? T'apportes de la viande, hein ? Etc.