"Ördekler okula gidiyorlar."

Translation: The ducks are going to the school.

[dieprinzessin]

Wasn't the -lar ending for humans only ? Or is the school going idea a humanization of ducks?

[Ektoraskan]

Exactly. The Turkish sentence says that the ducks will have 2 hours of math in the morning, then they will read Anton Tchehov for one hour before lunch and towards the evening they will have an exam. :/

[vfurmanov]

Turkish ducks get a better education than I did...

[IsmailMura3]

Don't forget the cats too

[Oregon501]

wow, that is very cool. the human nuance show the depth of expression. until now, my understanding has only been literal.

[ioanna.p]

my thought , too

[Yomalyn]

[ItsAlexaMoon]

hahaha holy crap

[nourrz00]

Maşallah

[AhmadChaab]

When we say going "to" we add a "ye" or "ya" at the end of the word which is the destination for example (hastaneye gidiyor) or (bankaya gidiyor) but here why didnt they add a ye or ya to okula ?

[Ektoraskan]

Vowel + ye/ya

Consonant + e/a

HastanEye / okuLa.

[ronniesseb]

They're learning about quacks:)

[padm915118]

These days they call themselves the (donald) trump family

[VerifiedByGod]

I spat my drink reading this

[ItsAlexaMoon]

"Gidiyorlar" anlatım bozukluğu. Gidiyor olmalı. Çoğul ek yalnızca insanlar için kullanılır. Düzeltmenizi öneririm.

[Pacific1984]

The english grammer says, the normally we don't use "the" before "school", when we go to school as students.