No. It is In-dee-yann . Some people mispronounce it as In-Jun, with the short u sound, but that is just lazy enunciation.
The dy- sound in English is often palatalized to dj- in informal and dialectical speech, for example didja and woodja for did you and would you. It is not lazy. That said, the uh vowel produced by palatalizing Indian to Injun is not a shot u sound ( as in book ) but a schwa.
It is a short U sound (frum).
It has no U sound : the i has a short i sound and the E has a short E sound.
No, the word "stunt" does not have a short "U" sound. The "u" in "stunt" is pronounced with a short "uh" sound.
Yes. The U has a short U as in bug and muggy. (The Y has a long E sound.)
Yes, the word "bug" has a short U sound, not a long U sound.
Dull has a short U (uh) sound.
The U has a short U sound as in tuck and hub.
No, the word "sun" does not have the short sound of U. It has the short sound of the vowel U as in "fun" or "cut."
The U in skunk has a short U (uh) vowel sound, as in skull and sunk.
Yes, the first of the three vowel sounds is short. The first I has a short I sound, the second I has a long E sound, and the A has a schwa sound (in-dee-un).
No, unicorn does not start with a short U sound. It starts with a long U sound.
Yes. The A in what has a short U (uh) or short O (aah) vowel sound.