"I am a lawyer and my dad is a judge."
Translation:אני עורך דין, ואבא שלי שופט.
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That's more of a "rabbinical judge," or something. דיין is like the word you'd see in the Talmud. Rather archaic :P
I typed "אני עורכת דין" and was told that I had a typo, and it should be, "אני עורך דין" . Did I genuinely make a mistake (100% plausible, haha), or are women lawyers being snubbed? Not trying to start an argument, just genuinely curious. תודה!
I HAVE THE SAME TRANSLATION AS YOURS, AND IT HAS BEEN MARKES AS A TYPO TOO. BUT I THINK THE FEMENINE IS AN ACCEPTABLE TRANSLATION FOR LAWYER. ןT'S JUST THAT THE COMPUTER DOESN'T PERHAPS NOW THERE IS A FEMENINE FOR LAWYER IN HEBREWֱ
That is very strange indeed. There are two best translations, one uses עורך דין and the other עורכת דין. It accepts both.
Probably another case of where we added the feminine translation at a later date and the change hasn’t gone through on the user end.
