Kim özge?

Wow. I cant believe. This is the translation request I have always waited. Only two words.  

Who is Özge? Özge kim?

OK. But the problem with only two words, in poor grammatical Turkish, means it gives us endless possiblities for interpreting it gök.

So we have:

1. they meant to say Özge kim = Who is Özge.

2. they meant to say. Kim? Özge mi? = Who? Özge?

I am sure there are more.

Two words are much more fun and more likely to mislead us than a well-formulated long sentence!