If you are learning British English, there is a 'y' sound after the 'd', the same as in the word 'due', which rhymes with 'few'. If you are learning American English, there is no 'y' sound. Both forms are correct. The choice is yours!

I think I understand what your question is: There is a difference in pronunciation of this and similar words between American and British English. In UK English, there is a slight "y"sound after the "d" - "dyuce"l whereas Americans will pronounce it "doos". This difference is also found in words such "new" - "nyew" and "noo". It is one of the distinguishing differences between the two versions of spoken English. Which one you use depends on the version of English you are learning or prefer.

To put it in French syllables, it would be pronounced in-trau-douce. Hope this helps!

http://www.forvo.com/word/introduce/#en Though, the top two are American English and the bottom is Irish English. No English English :D

Perhaps you could use a site link Vocaroo and then share the link for us to check your pronunciation. Anyway, yes I would read "intredyuce" the same way I say "introduce". Whether you would read it the same as me, I can't know.