Phonetics and the IPA 10, Exercise 2: would you

Citation form:      /wʊd ju/
Running speech:     [wʊdʒu]
Process:            assimilation by coalescence (fusion): /d/ and /j/ merge
                    into the single sound [dʒ], sharing features of both.

Source: Wikipedia, Assimilation (phonology), which gives would you and
don't you as its cross-word coalescence examples. The accent is not
stated by the source.