"Αυτοί διαβάζουν όταν εμείς διαβάζουμε."

Translation: They read when we read.

[Panchete1]

Is here possible "Αυτοί διαβάζουν όποτε εμείς διαβάζουμε"? What would be the difference? Thanks.

[teopap2]

Όποτε is better translated as "whenever". The difference with "όταν" in Greek is the same as with "when" in English.

[Panchete1]

You're great, teopap! Thanks a lot for your explanation :)

[PeterArentoft]

One of the correct answers is listed as "They re reading when we are reading" which for sure is not correct :)

[jaye16]

Do you mean the apostrophe is missing? Yes, I'll add it. Did you mean another error?

[PeterArentoft]

That would be it, yes

[jaye16]

Ok then thanks for the heads up. The delinquent apostrophe was found playing hooky but was sent right back where it belonged.

[Kags]

The delinquent apostrophe now appears to have gone missing from the other half of the sentence ... one of the possible answers (doing practice on Conjunctions) appears as "They are reading whenever we re reading"!

[CaribbeanMax]

Could I say "Αυτοί διαβάζουν όποτε εμέις διαβάσουμε"?

[teopap2]

No, "όποτε διαβάσουμε" means something else (something like "whenever we have read"). Also εμείς.