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Nothing in this spelling or pronunciation, please rephrase your transcription or provide more context.
"je" = "I"
"l'uto" might be "l'auto" (the car) or "lotto" (lottery)
"mi" or "to" don't exist and don't sound like anything separately, together, or with the previous and following words.
"mi to" could be "mis tout" (puts everything) but doesn't seem to work with the rest.
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