How to Say ‘Two weeks’ in German
Zwei Wochen
tsvy VO-khen
[tsvy VO-khen]
💬 Usage Tip: Wochen is the plural of Woche. German time phrases are often very straightforward: zwei Wochen, drei Tage, ein Monat.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Follow-up appointments after one or two weeks are common for test results or symptom checks.
Phrase Breakdown
Zwei
[tsvy]
two
The number 2.
Zwei Termine sind möglich.
Two appointments are possible.
Wochen
[VO-khen]
weeks
Plural of Woche, meaning a period of seven days.
Die Ergebnisse kommen in zwei Wochen.
The results come in two weeks.
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