"Hava bugün çok rüzgarlı."

Translation: The weather is very windy today.

[spikypsyche]

I would imagine it would be more appropriate to translate this as "It is very windy today" - would this be idiomatically appropriate, or is there a simpler sentence (that doesn't use the word "hava") that gets this across?

[AlexinNotTurkey]

There is. You could say 'Bugün çok rügarlı." :)

[ex_contributor]

BUT, it is much more common to use "HAVA çok rüzgarlı" in Turkish. "Bugün çok rüzgarlı" is sort of a daily speech thing I would say

[PranaviAVS]

Can I write the translation as "The air is very windy today" since hava also means air?

[MrHilmiNevzat]

"Hava bugün çok rüzgarlı."
Translation: The weather is very windy today.

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The weather today is very windy.

Correct other English answer accepted by Duo.

[kacarol]

why you didnt accept mine?

[Hasenwinkel50]

Is 'stormy' instead of 'very windy' correct?

[MrHilmiNevzat]

Hasenwinkel50

Hello.

"I have never been a blue, calm sea" "I have always been a storm."

Sorry about that. You reminded me of Stevie Nicks - "storms."

Rüzgâr - (noun) wind, gust.

Stormy (adjective) fırtınalı

Hava bugün çök fırtınalı The weather today is very stormy.

Aynı değil kullanılmaz.

Thank you.

[Sybille.]

Today's the weather very windy., expresses the same.
Why it marked wrong?

[m87frxJ3]

It is incorrect English to say "The weather is very windy today." We say "It is very windy today."