How to Say ‘The doctor wants’ in German
Der Arzt will
dair artst vill
[dair artst vill]
💬 Usage Tip: will means "wants", not the English future "will". Ich will gehen means "I want to go".
Phrase Breakdown
Der
[dair]
the
Feminine article in the dative case, used after 'in' for location.
Das steht in der Zeitung.
That's in the newspaper.
Arzt
[artst]
doctor
A male doctor; often used generally for doctor in simple learning contexts.
Der Arzt arbeitet heute in der Praxis.
The doctor is working in the practice today.
will
[vill]
want
Have a desire to possess or do something.
Ich will gehen.
I want to go.
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