"Eu uso sabão branco."

Translation: I use white soap.

[ZackAllen007]

Is there any difference between sabão and sabonete? Is one a bar and the other liquid, for example?

[Paulenrique]

no. we have sabonete em barra and líquido as well as sabão em barra, pó and líquido. Sabonetes smell sweet and are used mainly for taking a shower, and sabão for washing the clothes.

[mahankr]

Is it just me, or does the audio make "uso" sound like "muso?"

[roopalkgupta]

Yes, it sounds something like, "eu muso sabdão branco". Heard it so many times, and lastly skipped it.

[AntonioSou45770]

Euuso, (junto, liason). as in: is not and isn't.
Eu uso sabão branco - in fast speak : Eúso sabon brancu (Phonetics)

[EnjiBenji98]

Not even that close! I think we should report it :)

[Scutigera]

Sounds great now with the new voice. In fact, I think this is the best of all of them I have heard so far (especially the sabão branco bit). :)

[KTKee-EnglishEng]

Sounded like eloosoo to me. I would never have got it by ear. This audio sounds more phonetic.

[FrostburnSpirit]

It sounds like "luso" to me

[Rogertcb]

It sounded like "Eu uso sabam branco" to me and was marked correct. Listened several times and there's definately an 'm' sound on the end of "saba(m)"

[Endverbraucher]

I can confirm this for the slower female voice, not for the faster one.