"Díky, ahoj!"

Translation: Thanks, bye!

[ugrasergun]

Isn't ahoj both hi and bye. When i wrote, "thanks, hi" it did not accept

[zzxj]

Because context sorts out the correct meaning of ahoj. You wouldn't ever say "thanks, hi".

[CultureSharked]

I think i would. In the case I'm juggling bags while getting my keys out and my neighbor opens and his the door for me. That will prompt a thanks from me

If we're also friend, i would also greet them, 'hi". To indicate that the interaction is open to conversation out o would follow up with a different sentence.

To say the context doesn't support 'thanks, hi' also doesn't support 'thanks, bye'.

[BoneheadBass]

"Thanks, bye!" is used quite often; "Thanks, hi"... not so much.

[MikeRejsa]

It says this means "Cheers, hello!"

Really? "Cheers"???

[VladaFu]

Sure, why not?

[GloomyFoodeater]

Why "Thanks and bye" is wrong?

[VladaFu]

There is no "a", which means "and", in the Czech sentence.

[MoRo_ElDa]

wrote: "dike ahoj",.. and I qualify as correct???

[BoneheadBass]

Duolingo is "having issues" recently, and is accepting incorrect answers, possibly in an attempt to make users happy. Many users, like you, are not -- and neither is the course team. Unfortunately, we have no direct control over this.