Hello welcome to Effortless English Podcast. This is A.J. Hoag in San Francisco, California.

I keep saying the same thing every day, but damn it we have another sunny, bright, warm day.

This is what I wanted when I moved to California, great weather.

Usually we don't have this weather.

Usually it's kind of cold and gray.

But anyway, lots of great weather recently let's get started today's Wacha, whatcha.

Whatcha? What you mean?

Well, whatcha is the way we pronounce what you.

So what you is whatcha.

Many times in English when we have a T and then a Y. So T plus Y. So at the end of what, right, W H A T. T, T, and then the next word is Y, Y OU. Well we have a T and then a Y.

Well, many times we will change that sound,

what you, we will change the TU,

we'll change it to chuh, to a C.H sound,

chuh, ch, for example, let you, let you, L-E-O-U.

Let you becomes letcha, or let you or let you.

Let you.

And in what you becomes whatcha or what you

the T y changes to a c. ch ch ch ch ch ch ch ch ch ch cha so

so how do we use this every day well every day we do this every single day here in America you will hear whatcha whatcha. The most

common phrase we say is this whatcha wanna do whatcha wanna do Whatcha want to do?

Whatcha want to do.

It means what do you want to do.

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