Why does the balabolka or the Russian-language voice engine from IVONA - Tatyana pronounce the words HOUR after the numbers indicating the days?

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Vadim Solovyov2018-09-10 18:20:55

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Vadim Solovyov, 2018-09-10 18:20:55

Why does the balabolka or the Russian-language voice engine from IVONA - Tatyana pronounce the words HOUR after the numbers indicating the days?

Original text: I have 2 days to check.
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As we can see, the source text does not contain the word HOUR, but for some reason it is pronounced. Can this be disabled somehow?
Is this a limitation of the balabolka program or the voice engine? If the engine, then which one to switch to so that it does not add the word HOUR to the numbers?

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