[dy tɑ̃]
* dy - pronounced like "dee"
* tɑ̃ - pronounced like "ton" (with the "n" sound silent)
Here's a breakdown:
* "du" is a contraction of "de" + "le," meaning "of the." It's pronounced as a single syllable, "dee."
* "temps" means "time." It's pronounced "ton" with the "n" silent. The "s" at the end of "temps" is also silent.
So, the whole phrase "du temps" is pronounced as "dee ton".