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In Greek, grammatical gender is not determined only by the word ending.
Υπάλληλος is a noun that can be either masculine or feminine:
- ο υπάλληλος = the (male) employee
- η υπάλληλος = the (female) employee
So here, η υπάλληλος tells you that the employee is a woman. The -ος ending is very common for masculine nouns, but some occupations and similar nouns can be both genders, with the article showing which one you mean.
Grammatically, yes.
- Ο υπάλληλος με ρωτάει… would mean “The (male) employee asks me…”
- Η υπάλληλος με ρωτάει… means “The (female) employee asks me…”
Everything else in the sentence can stay the same. You just change the article (and possibly surrounding context) to match the gender of the person you’re talking about.