"Today we are traveling."

Translation: Bugün yolculuk yapıyoruz.

[suanyang]

Bugün yolculuk yapıyoruz = Bugün seyahat ediyoruz. = Bugün geziyoruz.

[MrK815826]

Today we are making a trip. Or in context Today we are making a road trip

[Momo.Reza]

Yolculuk yapmak and seyahat etmek are same?

[Selcen_Ozturk]

yes

[Keith_Bowes]

Are yapmap and etmek synonyms?

[vvsey]

My take on this is that they may or may not be synonyms, but they are definitely NOT interchangeable.
Think of "do" and "make" in English. Are they synonyms? Kind of. Or maybe not. But you can't freely substitute one for the other. They have their distinct roles.

[Momo.Reza]

Thanks

[MrK815826]

Bugün yoldayiz

[jjj137]

Bugun yolculuz (or the correct 2nd person conjugation of yolculuk), why is it not enough? Is it just idiomatic to say make a trip? What about "I am on my way?"

[mizinamo]

yolculuk is not a verb? It doesn't conjugate.

If you are thinking of "yolculuğuz", that would be "We are a journey".

[Salih_Dz.]

Thank you

[padm915118]

Thanks, very helpful

[atrunica]

Can someone translate the verse from Kuzey Guney song: "Saclarini yol getir"

[Zip.Fent]

Today we are travelling, - English spelling!

[mizinamo]

Today we are travelling, - English spelling!

Duolingo uses American English to teach Turkish (and nearly all of its other languages), not British English.

"traveling" is the correct spelling in American English.

[Bonjour689181]

Why Bu gun was not accepted for Bugun? Can we say Buev or is it Bu ev?
What is the grammatical rule? Someone please explain. :)

[Laurichi_12]

I think "bugün" it's just a word. Maybe with the daily use of "bu gün", it became a fixed construction and turned into "bugün". This is my theory, maybe a native can confirm it?