"毎日はをみがいてください。"

Translation: Please brush your teeth every day.

[LinguDemo]

The は being pronounced like the particle here caught me off guard.

[Luke612200]

Yeah, this is a case where having the kanji would help reading comprehension immensely.

[karin417577]

Exactly you wouldn't know what to use it for

[Keith_APP]

No, actually the recording here is wrong. は here can only be pronounced like "Ha", not "Wa"

[thomasleft]

I agree.

The recording sounds 毎日葉を磨いて下さい。

歯を磨く Háwomigaku.

[GeraldMath4]

It's not only the pitch, it's the consonant.

[Limeila]

Apparently the recording has been changed, it's clearly "ha" now

[GeraldMath4]

万歳！ But there's a possibility that there are other cases of this sentence that get a different treatment.

[darthoctopus]

毎日歯を磨いて下さい

[sotnosen93]

Note however that 下さい/ください is usually written in kana only.

[Haiw0n]

Once again highlighting the dire need for more Kanji...

[Nush_W]

Kanji with Furigana gets my vote. Then all levels can be catered for.

[Pedro_42]

いっそ毎食後に歯を磨いてください。

[Readergirl52]

I was brushing my teeth when I did this exercise

[rrschaves]

僕も（笑）