/ ju: /

Consonant + Vowel  /ju:/     [u, ew, you ]      you   162

Mdm Chan, Sean’s mum has bought him

a brand new wrist watch.

It was water-proof and automatic.

Sean likes it very much.

He wears it to school.

He wears it to bed.

It is unique though it looks like a duplicate (ˈdju:plIkeIt)

of his dad’s old watch.

The watch, Dr. Vet used to wear in his youth

when he went around on duty (/ˈdju:tI/).

There are few (/fju:/) of this kind around nowadays

The front view (/vju:/) of Sean’s watch is very attractive.

Jean likes Sean’s watch, too.

But Sean refuses (/rIˈfju:zǝz/) to lend her

to wear just for a while.

To pacify Jean, Mdm Chan gave her

the old watch to wear.

Dr. Vet is amused (ǝˈmju:zd) at the sight

when Jean wears the old watch to school, too.

References: 

1.    Oxford Advanced Learner’s English-Chinese Dictionary.

                 The 7 edition

2.    Ling Moi Hung           Sounds & Symbols  (2009)