"Je suis sûr que mon mari va encore disparaître."

Translation: I'm sure my husband is going to disappear again.

[ripsaw_rampage]

Je suis sûre que mon mari va encore disparaître ?!

[peekpoke]

correct, unless they're in a gay marriage

[Malc_EDWAR]

As the speaker is feminine in the audio - surely "sûre" is required here (although not available in the 'click the words' version of the exercise).

[hklions]

With Duo you can't assume gender from the speakers voice. Think of it as an actor reading something written by someone else.

[envacance]

The voice represents a teacher. In my case, it was a male voice.

[pakjim]

Why not ...that my husband is still going to disappear?

[Dave_on_Duo]

Same question

[DrSBenson]

I'm sure THAT my husband is going to disappear again.

[JBaer1]

Could you say, ¨"J´en suis sûr que mon mari va encore disparaître. ?? Can you add the ¨en¨ to add emphasis that you are sure of it, the fact that..

[Nathan173901]

It would be wrong, because j'en suis sûr means je suis sûr de ça ("I'm sure of it"), so the object would be doubled.

[Simon868382]

"once more" is the same as "again". Who writes your translations, for heaven's sake?

[hugyospista]

it is a muslim man on photo why "mari" ??

[Edward305530]

The headgear and beard suggest a Sikh. His name - "Vikram" - is not usually given to Moslems. You would have to travel a long way to find a bearded Sikh talking about his husband. I think the owl needs to employ a cultural advisor,