"Hun har forlatt mannen sin."

Translation: She has left her husband.

[londoncallling]

The audio on this makes it sound like 'hun hadde'

[fveldig]

Audio exercises are already disabled.

[HendrikGuajardo]

Audio exercise still with hadde....

[Deliciae]

It's disabled on our end, so if you're so inclined you can report it as a bug through the bug form.

[Jarl67]

This clearly says 'hadde'. Can anyone at DL fix?

[Deliciae]

Unfortunately not, the TTS is sourced from IVONA.

The only thing we can do is disable the audio exercises for a given sentence, and according to HendrikGuajardo above, even that isn't working very well.

[amidion12]

Doesn't "forlate" also mean "forgive"?

[Deliciae]

It can, but the only place you're likely to encounter it in that meaning is in your grandma's bible.

[ThomasRo2]

It still is "hun hadde" in the audio (instead of "hun har")

[MeeeeeeeeeEeeeeh]

Hi, the broken audio is still in place at this date 15/08/2020. The bug report has been submitted.

[JoseeV64]

The problem seems to be solved. The female TTS clearly says hun har. 22-01-2022