"Hoşça kalın baykuşlar!"

Translation: Bye owls!

[Elliepicking]

This is adorable

[Farzan_Fathi]

"ın" is added to that to first, address more than one person. Second, sound more formal even if only a solitary person is addressed.

[LittleLott]

What's wrong with "Bye bye, owls"?

[AlexinNotTurkey]

"Bye bye" is "Bye bye" in Turkish :)

[suedehead]

"Bye bye Mr Owl" would be "bye bye Bay baykuş"

[laborissanctum]

Nothing's wrong, please report it if it is marked as wrong.

[Sarvnaz11]

Have the same problem!

[MiladDariu]

What is the "in" doing in hoşça Kalin ?

[Sikeryali]

Hoşça Kal = Singular/informal

Hoşça Kalin = Plural/polite/formal

[Mina_lunita]

I would like to know how is that use plural ended being a sign of formalite on turkish

[ReutMark]

kuş is a bird, baykuş is an owl. So does bay have any meaning of its own?

[Mariane584083]

There is the verb "bay" in turkish...but wich link with the bird? I cant say.

[JonFawcett2]

This is cute

[Mariane584083]

And what about "bye, the owls" in Türkish?
In French we use that type of sentence.

[Melisa227755]

That does not exist in English, so unfortunately I can't answer your question.

[Valestellarium]

I don't get it: it always says I'm wrong when i pronounce "hoşça kal(in)" and I don't find it hard. Does anyone have the same problem?

[Melisa227755]

Yes me! It doesn't work. Always marked as wrong. My turkish speaking is good, because my family is turkish. I don't know where to report this problem.

[AndrKuczar]

What a strange sentence.

[__y0usra]

I said it right but they didn't accept

[umit26959]

Hepinizin a.koyayim oldu mu

[Timka_Time]

Bye Duo ;)