"What time are we going?"

Translation: Saat kaçta gidiyoruz?

[SheridanZhoy]

Is "Ne zaman gidiyoruz" correct?

[GokhanDamgaci]

Yes, it is correct. We use it everyday in Turkish. In fact, the literal translation of "what time" is "Ne zaman", not "Saat kaçta"? So both should be accepted.

[Yusifovsoner]

Yes i think so too

[Selcen_Ozturk]

ne zaman is "when", so it is not necessarily asking for the exact time. Therefore, no.

[gunce1]

Ne zaman gidiyoruz? Altıda gidiyoruz. I think

[GokhanDamgaci]

"Ne zaman gidiyoruz?" should be accepted too. It is neither wrong or unnatural. We use it in Turkish in daily language.

[Diaan663952]

Why is it not: saat kaç gidiyoruz?

[Will709432]

I think Saat Kaçta is "at" what time. Need mods on here to confirm. Don't hold your breath though. :)

[sbsamankan]

What's wrong with 'kaç saatta gidiyoruz'?

[nabi71]

You say is "how many hours we are going"

[sbsamankan]

thanks

[MarionNot]

Why is it wrong to add "biz" here, as in "Saat kaçta biz gidiyoruz"?

[AlexinNotTurkey]

Normally "biz" would go at the beginning of the sentence. Yours isn't wrong though and it has been added as an alternate.

[Msohail1]

I am a bit confused^_^ Can it be "gidiyoruz saat kaçta?" Because in a previous lesson, I learned "akşam yemeği saat kaçta?" ---> "what time is the dinner?" So what I perceived is that the English format is same in both so we can use either format in turkish as well ( of using the question words in the start or either at the end). Am I right??