How do native English speakers say "would you like to"?

Native speakers reduce "would you like to" to "wujalike" (/wʊdʒəˈlaɪktə/) in natural speech. Do you want to?

would you like to → wujalike | Compression

Q: What is the connected speech form of "would you like to"?

"would you like to" becomes "wujalike" — a compression pattern. This phrase combines 'would you' through yod coalescence into a 'wuj' sound, and 'like to' is reduced by changing the vowel in 'to' to a schwa, making it 'tuh'.

would you like to → wujalike /wʊdʒəˈlaɪktə/ Compression

Do you want to?

This phrase combines 'would you' through yod coalescence into a 'wuj' sound, and 'like to' is reduced by changing the vowel in 'to' to a schwa, making it 'tuh'.

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would you like to → wujalike

/wʊdʒəˈlaɪktə/

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This phrase combines 'would you' through yod coalescence into a 'wuj' sound, and 'like to' is reduced by changing the vowel in 'to' to a schwa, making it 'tuh'.

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Wujalike grab some dinner later?

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Wujalike come over for a movie tonight?

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Wujalike try a different approach?

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would you like to → wujalike