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===Yod dropping after alveolar consonants=== Dropping of {{IPA|/j/}} after a consonant, known as [[yod dropping]] in linguistics, is much more extensive in American accents than in most of England. In most North American accents, {{IPA|/j/}} is "dropped" or "deleted" after all [[alveolar consonant|alveolar]] and interdental consonants (that is: everywhere except after /p/, /b/, /f/, /h/, /k/, and /m/), so ''new, Tuesday, assume, duke'' are pronounced {{IPA|[nu]}}, {{IPA|[ˈtʰuzdeɪ]}}, {{IPA|[əˈsum]}}, {{IPA|[duk]|audio=En-us-duke.ogg}} (compare with British {{IPA|[nju]}}, {{IPA|[ˈtʰjuzdeɪ]}}, {{IPA|[əˈsjum]}}, {{IPA|[djuk]|audio=En-uk-duke.ogg}}.{{sfnp|Wells|1982|p=247}}
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