How to Say ‘Thank you very much, Doctor.’ in German
Vielen Dank, Frau Doktor.
FEE-len dahngk frow DOK-tor
[FEE-len dahngk frow DOK-tor]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Frau Doktor or Herr Doktor is a polite, slightly old-fashioned way to address a doctor directly. Using their surname, as in Frau Doktor Weber, is also common.
Phrase Breakdown
Vielen Dank,
FEE-len dahngk
Thank you very much,
Polite thanks. Say the 'v' like an 'f': FEE-len.
Vielen Dank für alles.
Thank you very much for everything.
Words in this phrase
Vielen
[FEE-len]
many; much part of thanks phrase
In vielen Dank, it helps express strong thanks, like many thanks.
Vielen Dank für die Info.
Many thanks for the information.
Dank
[dahngk]
thanks
A noun meaning thanks; used in expressions of gratitude.
Vielen Dank für die Info.
Many thanks for the information.
Frau Doktor.
frow DOK-tor
Doctor (addressing a woman)
A polite way to address a female doctor. Stress 'DOK' and keep the 'o' short.
Guten Tag, Frau Doktor.
Good day, Doctor.
Words in this phrase
Frau
[frow]
Ms. / Mrs.
Polite title used before a woman's last name.
Frau Becker arbeitet hier.
Ms. Becker works here.
Doktor
[DOK-tor]
doctor
Title used to address a physician, often with Frau or Herr.
Herr Doktor, ich habe Fieber.
Doctor, I have a fever.
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