"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.

[titizCosta]

Inst ahoj hello?

[BoneheadBass]

Ahoj is used as both "hi" and "bye." Which one it means depends on the context. You can read the existing discussion for additional comments on usage. Currently both are accepted in this exercise.