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/d/ as a voiced alveolar stop; tip of tongue contacts alveolar ridge briefly, then releases with a small burst
/eɪ/ as a diphthong; start mid-front with a raised tongue towards /ɪ/ end, jaw opens slightly; keep it long enough to distinguish from /ɛ/
/l/ as a clear alveolar lateral; tongue tip stays near the alveolar ridge, blade touches just behind it
/d/ again as a quick lift; ensure the /l/ is fully released before moving to /d/
/ər/ in rhotic accents or /ə/ in non-rhotic; the syllable reduces in some varieties, but in careful speech you crown it with a light r-like articulation or a schwa depending on accent
Common substitutions: dropping the vowel length in first syllable, softening /l/ into a vowel-like sound, or adding a voiceless stop after /d/
Mouth positions: front vowels require higher jaw; the /l/ needs a slight lateral airway; /d/ needs one last lift before the final vowel
Tip: keep the first syllable’s vowel length distinct from the end’s vowel to preserve the word’s identity

US: rhotic /r/ at the end; clear /ɹ/ in the second syllable; diphthong /eɪ/ pronounced with a prominent glide; stress on first syllable: /ˈdeɪldər/
UK: often non-rhotic; final /r/ dropped; /eɪ/ remains; second syllable less rhotic; pronunciation close to /ˈdeəldə/ or /ˈdeɫdə/ depending on region; stress remains on first syllable
AU: tends toward a flatter /eɪ/ with a more centralized vowel in the second syllable; medium rhoticity; overall pronunciation leans to /ˈdeɪldə/ with mild vowel qualities; be mindful of vowel length and final flapped or rolled r depending on speaker

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