Issue with term

[LKRunningDeer]

Describe the problem:

If an issue with audio please describe:

Is the problem with the Cherokee or English audio?

What sounds wrong about the audio?
Eg. "Sounds like someone talking through a fan" or "Sounds like a robot."

If an issue of grammar/correctness, please describe:

Eg. di- prefix is used, but translation is singular.

If an issue with syllabary, please describe:

Eg. English text in syllabary, or "Ꮝ" used for shorted "Ꮜ"

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Problematic audio:

• /online-exercises/source/chr/siyo_en-333-f_a1.30_38dd15e09e39baf365e7f38068256ea914279075.mp3

Additional metadata:

{"term":"o:síyo"}

I checked my audio and it was unclear what was being said. I could not make out Siyo, but sounded more like Diyo for the word Hello.

[LKRunningDeer]

For Siyo (English hello) I was only able to hear DIYO.

[CharlieMcVicker]

@michael-conrad --> here is a bit of audio feedback

[CharlieMcVicker]

@LKRunningDeer Thanks so much for providing feedback! First issue!!

[michael-conrad]

On my computer I'm hearing "siyo". @CharlieMcVicker Could there be something causing the leading 's' to get clipped a tiny bit on playback?