"Tulipanda baiskeli"

Translation: We got on the bicycle

[DiegoJaviUnlam]

Etymology (baiskeli)

Borrowing from English bicycle.

Noun

baiskeli (n class, plural baiskeli)

1) bicycle

From Wiktionary: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/baiskeli

[deactivated user]

Another possible translation: "We rode bicycles." In fact, arguably better than "We got on bicycles."

[AGreatUserName]

Kupanda is the action of getting on. Yes, it can be used with the implication that one then rode the bike, but to be strict, that's more like kuendesha baiskeli.

[MelleDijkstra]

Funny sentence. Why is "We mounted the bicycle" not accepted?

[pahash]

You don't "board" a bicycle (a recommended translation), but you may "climb" it (marked wrong), at least in England.

Another recommended translation was "we got on the bicycle": this would have to be a tandem. "Bicycles" was marked wrong.

[Konrad-Michal]

How about just We took a bike?

[BenMack8]

How big was the bike? 19022020