"We are going to Germany on a trip in February."

Translation: Şubattaki seyahatte Almanya'ya gidiyoruz.

[leicaMirror]

The Turkish sentence seems to read "on the trip in February we are going to Germany"

[dio_rgenes]

Sorry folks , but why is ki necessary here? Can't I use two nouns in locative in the same sentence, is it? Or is that because in February is qualifying the noun "trip"?

[AlexinNotTurkey]

There is a specific trip which is in February. -ki is used for relative clauses mostly (but not exclusively)