"הילדות הולכות לידה."

Translation: The girls are walking next to her.

[-Sruly]

This was WAYYYY too quick to be able to hear... I still can't hear it even with knowing what it says.

[BodoEggert]

With some training you'll be able to hear it. No worries.

[livvon1]

that is so fast and one can hear near to nothing

[jackson.j.cone]

Same comment as others, way too fast to be understandable at this stage of learning, sounds more like the word for vegetables (ירחות) than to walk הולך

[Richard195964]

This speaker always seems to add extra syllables. There is a sound between the הילדות and הולכות.

[Hava_Dorit]

I wrote "the girls are walking by her side" and was marked wrong. The phrase I used is the same as "walking next to her." I reported it.

Morfix explains: ליד means "by, near, at, beside, next to" https://www.morfix.co.il/%D7%9C%D7%99%D7%93

"By one's side" and "beside one" are pretty much the same thing. In this case, "by her side" and "beside her."

Many thanks in advance, Duo Hebrew Team!

[Theresa754142]

Ha-yeladot holkhot leyada.