Calling all Portuguese speakers
What does the lady say here?
“I use euros”
Or
“And euros”
Or something else?
Discussion
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eu usero - i use (it)
it's not "uso euros" because in portuguese you turn the last word in a sentence that has an "s" at the end to "sh"
that would be like "eu usar euros" "eyu yusar erosh"
also, if i put "eu usero" into google translate it says it's brazillian portuguese and it means "i will use"
in european i think it would be "eu vo usar"
"Eu uso euros"
I use euros - eu uso euros
she is not saying euros, i'm certain of that, but i don't think it's usual to not say it in the plural as in "euro" and that is pronounced like "erosh" at the end of a sentence
and it has to be continental portuguese if she is saying euros, and i don't think she's saying that
i think what he asks her is "would you use bitcoin" and i think she says in answer "i will use"
To me it sounds more like "bitcoin and euros", in Portuguese "bitcoin e os euros"
"bitcoin e os euros"
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“Eu üso euros”
“I use euros” with Madeira accent