Usages of senzai
新しい 洗剤 を 使ったら、 シャツ の しみ が よく 落ちた。atarashii senzai o tsukattara, shatsu no shimi ga yoku ochita.
When I used a new detergent, the stains on the shirt came out well.
石けん と 洗剤 は 同じ よう に 見える けれど、 同じ で は ない。sekken to senzai wa onaji you ni mieru keredo, onaji de wa nai.
Soap and detergent look similar, but they are not the same.
この 洗剤 を 使えば、 シャツ の しみ が 落ちる と 思います。kono senzai o tsukaeba, shatsu no shimi ga ochiru to omoimasu.
If you use this detergent, I think the stain on the shirt will come out.
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