How to Say ‘Call a doctor’ in French
Appelez un médecin
ah-play uh(n) med-suh(n)
[ah-play uh(n) med-suh(n)]
💬 Usage Tip: Before a vowel sound, [un médecin] links together, so the final [n] of [un] carries into the next word: (uhn-mayd-sahn). This kind of run-together sound is very common in French.
Phrase Breakdown
Appelez
[ah-play]
call
Formal or plural command form of 'appeler.'
Appelez un médecin rapidement.
Call a doctor quickly.
un
[uh(n)]
a
Masculine singular indefinite article.
Appelez un médecin pour elle.
Call a doctor for her.
médecin
[med-suh(n)]
doctor
A medical doctor.
Appelez un médecin, s'il vous plaît.
Call a doctor, please.
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