"Hastanedeki doktorlar çok ciddi."

Translation: The doctors who are at the hospital are very serious.

[Salih_Dz.]

And how would be: The doctors are very serious at the hospital.

[saomi18]

Doktorlar, hastanede(yken) çok ciddidir.

[sdsimpson75]

Why wouldn't "The hospital's doctors are very serious" work here? Thanks!

[AlexinNotTurkey]

-ki most normally would form a relative clause :) If you are talking about the doctors that work at a specific hospital, it would be "hastanenin doktorları." This can be any group of doctors at any given hospital. They all could work at various hospitals but have just gathered at one :)

[sdsimpson75]

Makes sense. Thanks!

[eileengarton]

Is 'the hospital doctors' acceptable? If not, what would this be in Turkish?

[ArkanGaulson]

You'd have to assign the possession to the object. The Hospital's doctors.

[MrHilmiNevzat]

"Hastanedeki doktorlar çok ciddi."
Translation: The doctors who are at the hospital are very serious.

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"The doctors at the hospital are very serious." - Correct.

[eileengarton]

How about 'The hospital doctors'?