How to Say ‘Which appointment’ in German
Welchen Termin
VEL-khen ter-MEEN
[VEL-khen ter-MEEN]
💬 Usage Tip: "welchen" is accusative masculine because "Termin" is masculine: der Termin.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Staff may ask short follow-up questions like this to identify the exact booking quickly.
Phrase Breakdown
Welchen
[VEL-khen]
which
Accusative masculine form of 'welch-', used before 'Termin'.
„Welchen“ fragt nach einem bestimmten Termin.
“Welchen” asks about a specific appointment.
Termin
[ter-MEEN]
appointment
A scheduled time, such as at a doctor’s office.
Den „Termin“ kann man auf Donnerstag legen.
The “appointment” can be set for Thursday.
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