used / supposed to
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| Henry: Is my breakfast ready yet? I want to go to the park. | Henry: Is my breakfast ready yet? I *wanna go *da the park. | |
| Olga: Not yet. You know, before he died, my first husband used to cook breakfast for me every Sunday. | Olga: Not yet. *Ya know, before he died, my first husband *useta cook breakfast *fer me every Sunday. | |
| Henry: Manuel used to cook for you? Men aren’t supposed to cook. | Henry: Manuel *useta cook *fer you? Men aren’t *supposta cook. | |
| Olga: What do you mean, men aren’t supposed to cook? | Olga: *Whaddaya mean, men aren’t *supposta cook? | |
| Henry: Women are supposed to cook. | Henry: Women are *supposta cook. | |
| Olga: He used to sew curtains for us, too. | Olga: He *useta sew curtains *fer us, too. | |
| Henry: You’re kidding, right? Men aren’t supposed to sew. Before my first wife died, she used to always say — | Henry: *Yer *kiddin’, right? Men aren’t *supposta sew. Before my first wife died, she *useta always say — | |
| Olga: Nina used to ride a Harley-Davidson motorcycle to work, didn’t she? | Olga: Nina *useta ride a Harley-Davidson motorcycle *ta work, didn’t she? | |
| Henry: Well, yes, but she used to ride it after she made my breakfast. | Henry: Well, yes, but she *useta ride it after she made my breakfast. | |
