How to Say ‘The appointment’ in German
Der Termin
dare tehr-MEEN
[dare tehr-MEEN]
💬 Usage Tip: German uses [der Termin] for a scheduled appointment or arranged time, not just a vague 'date' on the calendar. You can reuse it in phrases like [Ich habe einen Termin] or [Welcher Termin passt?].
Phrase Breakdown
Der
[dare]
the
Masculine nominative definite article.
Der Termin passt gut.
The appointment works well.
Termin
[tehr-MEEN]
appointment / meeting
A planned time for a meeting, appointment, or scheduled event.
Der Termin ist nächste Woche.
The appointment is next week.
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