"I fly."

Translation: Eu voo.

[Danielconcasco]

Is there a pronunciation difference between voo and vou?

[BobKaucher]

Voo ou vôo: http://duvidas.dicio.com.br/voo-ou-voo/ I feel old now...

[Paulenrique]

Your link is correct. The correct is "voo", not "vôo". Portuguese grammar has gone through a few changes... voo = "(I) fly" or "flight"

[BobKaucher]

I lived in Brasília during the 90s just after the implementation of the Plano Real and came back to the States in the early 2000s. I clearly need to read up on the orthographic changes of 2009. That’s why I said I feel old. The 90s were a long time ago now.

[Paulenrique]

I see...but the changes are just in spelling, not on pronunciation.... i think it was a horrible change!!!!

[mahankr]

In French, the verb voler means to fly or to steal. I was just wondering if this verb could also mean to steal, or if it only means to fly.

[TzarevNaTasha]

To steal is roubar. So not the same double meaning as in French