"Lei ha scritto due libri."

Translation: She has written two books.

[Koolkaren]

On regular speed the recording says, "Lei MI ha scritto due libri." On slow speed and in the printed version, there is no 'MI'. I made this comment earlier and reported it also. I got an email notification that someone else agreed with this but when I clicked on the box to link back to this comment stream, it was empty. I then came back onto duolingo to redo the lesson and try to find the offending question again, which I have and, sure enough, it showed no comments. I know there were two: mine and Marziotta's. Where did they go?

[marziotta]

They probably deleted the sentence (and its thread with it) reuploaded it and... there was the same mistake again. My two cents.

[Koolkaren]

You're probably right. :)

[Blomeley]

still there

[Koolkaren]

That's disappointing. :(

[limoncina]

I also heard a ¨mi¨ o ¨ne¨

[mattkarkut]

There are way too many sentences with "mi" in the audio but not in the answer! >:(

[UniqueScreenname]

Just reported it again Feb 12

[Pataglu]

March 19 2014.
I still hear "Lei mi ha..."

[MikeFen]

Feb 4 2014 still wrong. Gonna report it. Hail Grammar Nazis!

[italiaoo]

November 2013. Still buggy. :-(

[salfs]

January 2 2013, still wrong...
I will report now just to be sure.

[roubashin]

January 2014, same problem. I reported it :)

[sbertpt]

Yes, she is most definitely saying "Lei MI ha scritto....." in full speed. This is a terrible recording, I have seen numerous complaints on the speaker's way of pronouncing, but it may be the recording that is the problem.

[silkwarrior]

still wrong with "mi" late Feb 14 - have reported

[frosca]

Still a problem in May 2014...

[cosmopolita61]

...and on June 21St 2014. I'll report

[KarenColle]

...and on July 15, 2014. I am reporting also.

[tearshine]

It stilo has "lei MI ha scritto..." :(((

[Peter_Shelley]

Still there 9th August 2014