used to ↙ useta supposed to↙ supposta

    Listen to each part of the conversation ： first spoken with careful
（slow） pronunciation； then spoken with relaxed （fast） pronunciation.

    Careful （Slow） Pronunciation

    HENRY ： Is my breakfast ready yet？ I want to go to the park.

    OLGA： Not yet. You know， before he died ， my first husband used
to cook breakfast for me every Sunday.

    HENRY ： Manuel used to cook for you？ Men aren't supposed to cook.

    OLGA： What do you mean ， men aren't supposed to cook？

    HENRY ： Women are supposed to cook.

    OLGA： He used to sew curtains for us ， too.

    HENRY ： You're kidding ， right？ Men aren't supposed to sew. Before
my first wife died， she used to always say 〞

    OLGA： Nina used to ride a Harley-Davidson motorcycle to work ， didn't
she ？

    HENRY ： Well ， yes， but she used to ride it after she made my breakfast.

    Relaxed （Fast） Pronunciation

    HENRY ： Is my breakfast ready yet？ I居wanna go居da the park.

    OLGA： Not yet. 居Ya know ， before he died ， my first husband 居
useta cook breakfast居fer me every Sunday.

    HENRY ： Manuel 居useta cook居fer you ？ Men aren't 居supposta cook.

    OLGA：居Whaddaya mean ， men aren't 居supposta cook ？

    HENRY ： Women are居supposta cook.

    OLGA： He 居useta sew curtains居fer us， too.

    HENRY ：居Yer 居kiddin' ， right？ Men aren't 居supposta sew. Before
my first wife died， she居useta always say-

    OLGA： Nina 居useta ride a Harley-Davidson motorcycle 居ta work ，
didn't she？

    HENRY ： Well ， yes， but she居useta ride it after she made my breakfast.