#liason sound

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tawny patio
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weary ginkgo
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In many dialects in France, particularly those of younger/urban speakers, the /t/ gets palatalised to /tʃ/

edgy hornet
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for me it's more of a heavily palatized T, but not to the point of it becoming CH ,

But the combo of both sounds makes it sound that way still lol, i would say its normal at this point and age in france

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but its definitely more prominent with younger speakers

hexed socket
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It began in Marseille, but it's expending to other big french cities.
/t/ and /d/ get palatalized to [tʃ] (tch) and [dʒ] (dj) before /i/ and /y/ (u)
So "tu a dit que j'ai perdu" could be pronounced like "tcha dji que j'ai perdju"

edgy hornet
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personally, I find complete affrication and postalveolarization to be quebec sounding but I could be wrong

weary ginkgo
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Quebec tends to us /ts/ and /dz/
France uses /tʃ/ and /dʒ/