How to Say ‘Dr. Martin's office, hello.’ in French
Cabinet du docteur Martin, bonjour.
ka-bee-NEH doo dok-TUR mar-TAN bohn-ZHOOR
[ka-bee-NEH doo dok-TUR mar-TAN bohn-ZHOOR]
🇫🇷 In France: This is how a French medical secretary typically answers the phone: name of the practice first, then bonjour. Start your reply with your own bonjour before asking anything.
Phrase Breakdown
Cabinet
[ka-bee-NEH]
office / practice
A professional's office, such as a doctor's or lawyer's practice.
Le cabinet ouvre à huit heures.
The office opens at eight o'clock.
du docteur Martin,
doo dok-TUR mar-TAN
of Doctor Martin,
Names whose office it is. Pause slightly after 'Martin', which has a nasal 'in'.
J'appelle le cabinet du docteur Martin.
I'm calling Doctor Martin's office.
Words in this phrase
du
[doo]
of
Used to indicate possession or connection.
L'histoire du monde.
The history of the world.
docteur
[dok-TUR]
doctor
The word for a doctor; used when addressing or talking about a medical professional.
Docteur, je suis très fatigué.
Doctor, I am very tired.
Martin
[mar-TAN]
Martin
A common French family name, Martin.
Madame Martin arrive tôt.
Mrs. Martin arrives early.
bonjour.
bohn-ZHOOR
hello.
Standard polite greeting. Say 'bon-ZHOOR' with a nasal 'on'.
Bonjour, madame.
Hello, madam.
Words in this phrase
bonjour
[bohn-ZHOOR]
hello; good morning
A common polite greeting in French, used when meeting someone or starting a presentation.
Je dis Bonjour au jury avant de commencer.
I say hello to the jury before starting.
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