How to Say ‘My doctor’s appointment’ in German
Meinen Arzttermin
MY-nen ARTST-ter-meen
[MY-nen ARTST-ter-meen]
💬 Usage Tip: "meinen" is accusative masculine because "der Arzttermin" becomes the direct object: "Ich möchte meinen Arzttermin verschieben."
🇩🇪 In Germany: German loves compound nouns: "Arzt" + "Termin" = one neat appointment word brick.
Phrase Breakdown
Meinen
[MY-nen]
my
Accusative form of 'mein' for a masculine noun like 'Arzttermin'.
Ich verschiebe „Meinen“ Arzttermin auf Freitag.
I reschedule “my” doctor’s appointment to Friday.
Arzttermin
[ARTST-ter-meen]
doctor's appointment
A compound noun meaning an appointment with the doctor.
„Arzttermin“ ist wichtig, wenn man eine Praxis anruft.
“Arzttermin” is important when calling a medical practice.
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