Corrected sentence:
The long howls of wolves can sound scary, but they're just wolves saying hello and sharing news.
Why this is better (simple steps):
- "The long howls of wolves" is clearer than "Long wolf howls." It tells who makes the howls (wolves).
- "can sound scary" says it might seem scary — that fits better than saying it always sounds scary.
- "they're" is short for "they are." You can also write "they are" if you don’t want to use the short form.
- Use "saying" instead of "sayin'" — "saying" is the correct spelling.
- "sharing news" is an easy way to say "exchanging news."
- Don’t forget the period at the end of the sentence.
Short extra version you can say out loud: "Wolves howl to say hello and share news."