"The doctor is walking there where the teacher waits."

Translation: Az orvos ott sétál, ahol a tanár vár.

[zsalica]

A "doktor" szot is el kellene fogadni

[iwc2ufan]

What is the difference between hol and ahol?

[zsalica]

The "hol"is a question word, the "ahol" is a place adverb.

[iwc2ufan]

Thanks!

[F_Argay]

But sometimes in literature 'hol' is used in the same meaning as 'ahol'.

[sspadaro81]

Would "Az orvos sétál ott, ahol a tanár vár" also make sense? And if so, would it mean something like "It is the doctor [and not say the nurse] that walks there, where the teacher waits" putting the emphasis on "the doctor"?

[F_Argay]

Yes, you are right.

[brad67391]

Can "odasetal" work in this situation?

[F_Argay]

IMHO no. The "odasétál" contains the goal, but the sentence only the place of motion.