How to Say ‘Dr. Weber's practice, hello.’ in German
Praxis Dr. Weber, guten Tag.
PRAK-sis DOK-tor VAY-ber goo-ten tahg
[PRAK-sis DOK-tor VAY-ber goo-ten tahg]
🇩🇪 In Germany: German practices answer with the practice name, not a personal name. Callers are expected to give their own name right away in reply.
Phrase Breakdown
Praxis Dr. Weber,
PRAK-sis DOK-tor VAY-ber
Dr. Weber's practice,
How the receptionist answers the phone. 'W' sounds like 'v'.
Praxis Dr. Weber, was kann ich für Sie tun?
Dr. Weber's practice, what can I do for you?
Words in this phrase
Praxis
[PRAK-sis]
practice / doctor's office
A doctor's office or surgery.
Die Praxis ist heute geschlossen.
The practice is closed today.
Dr.
[DOK-tor]
Dr. (doctor)
Abbreviation for the title Doktor.
Dr. Müller ist Ärztin.
Dr. Müller is a doctor.
Weber
[VAY-ber]
Weber (surname)
A common German family name.
Frau Weber ist nett.
Mrs. Weber is nice.
guten Tag.
goo-ten tahg
hello / good day.
A polite greeting. The final 'g' in 'Tag' sounds like 'k'.
Guten Tag, Frau Becker.
Hello, Ms. Becker.
Words in this phrase
guten
[goo-ten]
Good day
A greeting for most hours of the day.
Wir betreten das Büro und sagen 'Guten Tag'.
We enter the office and say 'Good day'.
Tag
[tahg]
Good day
A greeting for most hours of the day.
Wir betreten das Büro und sagen 'Guten Tag'.
We enter the office and say 'Good day'.
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