"Αυτή είναι η γιατρός της οποίας ο άντρας είναι δικαστής."

Translation: She is the doctor whose husband is a judge.

[gpbalis]

I wrote γιατρος as this was a type what you hear exercise for me.

My question is if this was a translate the English into Greek exercise would you accept ....ιατρος......... for doctor?

[troll1995]

Yes, it's perfectly correct and accepted.

[gpbalis]

thanks again

[sifis211]

άνδρας should be accepted too.

[mizinamo]

That's pronounced slightly differently, to the best of my knowledge.

In "type what you hear" exercises, you have to type the word that the speaker says, not a synonym that is pronounced differently -- even if that might be the word you would personally use.

[JOSHOCLOCK]

Wow. This is really difficult to wrap my head around.

[Jon345104]

I wrote This is her doctor whose husband is a judge how would this be written in Greek so I can compare the two sentences

[mizinamo]

You would need two της: one for η γιατρός της “her doctor” and another one for της οποίας “whose”.

[HastaLaVista83]

As an alternative translation "Αυτή είναι η γιατρός που ο άντρας της είναι δικαστής." should be correct, too, right?

[troll1995]

Yes, it is :)