"Il y a du brouillard" and "Il y a de l'orage"

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"Il y a du brouillard" and "Il y a de l'orage"

In the first two examples ("il y a du brouillard" and "il y a de l'orage"), the audio version is different than the written version. Are both the written and audio versions correct and if not, which versions are correct?

This question relates to:French vocab and grammar list "Weather vocabulary in French (bonus material)"
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Hi D,

The audio has been corrected, thanks for flagging this up!

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"Il y a du brouillard" and "Il y a de l'orage"

In the first two examples ("il y a du brouillard" and "il y a de l'orage"), the audio version is different than the written version. Are both the written and audio versions correct and if not, which versions are correct?

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