"De har vunnit en ny bil."

Translation: They have won a new car.

[VictorKalb]

"You get a car! You get a car!"

[AdamVe]

The audio sounds more like "Jag" instead of "De".

[HelenCarlsson]

You are absolutely right! Did you report it?

[AdamVe]

I did not. Can one do it when not in a test?

[HelenCarlsson]

No :). But practise makes perfect!

[MannuBeyHive]

Why is "gained" instead of "won" not accepted?

[Arnauti]

vunnit really means 'won' as in 'won in a lottery' or something like that. gain has a somewhat different meaning, dictionaries often give 'obtain', 'secure', 'get' or 'acquire'.

vunnit can be translated as gained in many abstract contexts, but it does not fit with a concrete noun like a car.