`  == Yod coalescence an Aussie thing? ==  The Basic sound-letter correspondence has this to say.  {| class=``wikitable`` border=``1`` cellpadding=``4`` cellspacing=``0`` ! IPA || align=``left`` | Alphabetic representation || Dialect-specific |- |  || ch, tch || occasionally tu future, culture; t (+ u, ue, eu) tune, Tuesday, Teutonic (Australian English) |- |  || j, g (+ e, i, y), dg (+ e, i, consonant) badge, judg(e)ment || d (+ u, ue, ew) dune, due, dew (Australian English) |}  Is it really only in Australian English that tune, Tuesday, Teutonic, dune, due, dew are pronounced with postalveolar affricates?  I thought that this would common in most forms of Commonwealth English.  `