2nd Language

I've [aɪv]

wanted  원티드 -> 원리르 (flap t) -> 원니르

wanted to 원니르 투 -> 원니러

I wanted to stay. 워니러

We just wanted to go. 원닏투

I will -> [아이 위을]

I'll -> [아이 을] -> [아 을] -> [알]

I'll go.

You will -> [유우 위을]

You'll -> [유우 을] -> [유 을] -> [율] -> [열] (캐쥬얼하게)

You'll see.

We will -> [위우 위을]

We'll -> [위이 을] -> [위 을] -> [월]

We'll go.

They will -> [데이 위을]

They'll -> [데이 을] -> [데 을]

They'll leave.

She will -> [쉬이 위을]

She'll -> [쉬이 을] -> [쉬 을] -> [쉴]

She'll be fine.

He will -> [히이 위을]

He'll -> [히이 을] -> [히 을] ->[힐]

He'll be back.

It will -> [잍 위을]

It'll -> [이 를]

will [윌(X) -> 위을]

will -> 'll [을]

I will go  [아이 위 을 고 -> 아을고]

I will see [아이 위을 씨] -> I'll see. [아이을 씨 -> 아을씨]

You will come [유 위을 컴] -> You'll come [유을컴]

He will watch [히 위을 왓ch] -> He'll watch [히을왓ch]

She will enjoy [쉬 위을 인조이] -> She'll enjoy [쉬을인조이]

We will go -> We'll go [위을고우]

1. The first one is phonetically accurate.

2. The second is using my natural flap T, this T has a D sound. (Common in US English)

3. The third is the short form I commonly use. Phonetically "id" with a short I sound.