The way of how "don't you" is pronounced

[svetlana14]

I can’t make out the way he is pronouncing "don't you".

1:29.

 

[5jj]

Neither can I.

 

[jutfrank]

I'm not sure what you're asking. Yes, he rushes it and it's not clear, though it is very natural to do that.

 

[emsr2d2]

The "o" in "don't" sounds more like a short "u" (as in "fun") and he completely swallows the final "t". Consequently, it sounds (to me) more like a very fast "dun you". It seems to simply be the way he says it! Context makes it clear what he's actually saying. The first time I listened, I was a little surprised anyone had trouble with it but, after a bit of online research, I found that Joseph Kamyar hails from the same general area of the UK as I do, so it makes sense that I found it clear.

 

[PeterCW]

His enunciation is poor which doesn't help but in part that is a feature of his accent.

As I am also from Southern England I had no problem understanding him but dropping letters or even whole syllables from words is a feature of many accents from the region.