"תשע נשים מדברות אלינו."

Translation: Nine women are talking to us.

[abenchitri]

I listened to the clip three times, and I definitely heard "יש אנשים מדברות אלינו", which I know makes no sense.

[AyeletReiter]

I heard "שש הנשים מדברות אלינו"

[RichL6]

אני מסכים איתך
I sent a notice to the support staff

[AniKelly69]

So did I!

[chanieHoff]

I was marked wrong for "nine women are speaking with us". Why?? The שורש of מדברות is דבר which is speaking not talking אומר.

[YardenNB]

Definitely מדברות is also "speaking", but "speaking with" is מדברות עם, not מדברות אל.

[dplass1968]

But in English it's equivalent

[Theresa754142]

In English, “to” and “with” are often used interchangeably, but they are different words with different nuances. “To us” could be the women talking at us with no feedback from us, but “with us” hints that we are participating in the talk.

[rolandave]

The ת was definitely cut from the sound file.

[TeribleT]

I don't know when you posted, I'm in the app, it's 1 Jan 2019 and it's there now. I do notice it's hard to hear audio nuances on smart devices, and have switched to Bluetooth speakers and/or headphones depending on my location - you can definitely hear the difference.

[yehuda7737]

it didn't let me type anything and i didn't know that so my answer was correct but it said it was wrong

[Hava_Dorit]

Definitely could not hear the ת in תשע, so I heard the same thing pretty much as the first two comments here.

[VdgC11]

I hear עלינו

[FranciscoG798295]

The ת in תשה is perfectly inaudible. The audio is clipped.

[Dedee395090]

I agree with the above and I also find sometimes very difficult to understand the words just because for me the spoken voice goes to quickly.

[Ella.G]

I believe this should be translated as "Nine women are talking at us." Rather than "to us."

[Theresa754142]

According to Merriam Webster, “talk at” means: to speak to (someone) without listening to what he or she says in reply.

That nuance is not in the Hebrew so I don’t think it’s a good translation.