bar of soap
The Spanish phrase 'pastilla de jabón' translates to 'bar of soap' in English. It is a common item in hygiene and daily routine, especially in the bathroom where it is used for washing hands or body. It exists in various kinds, colors, shapes, and scents in the market.
I need a bar of soap for the bathroom.
This sentence expresses a need for a bar of soap specifically for the bathroom, implying the context could be for washing hands or bathing.
I bought a lavender bar of soap.
In this sentence, the speaker conveys that they purchased a lavender-scented bar of soap. The emphasis is on the specific kind of bar soap they bought.
Where did you leave the bar of soap?
This question tends to be used when the speaker cannot find the bar of soap and is asking another person about its location in a past context.