How to Say ‘Your health insurance card’ in German
Ihre Versichertenkarte
EE-reh fer-ZIKH-er-ten-kar-teh
[EE-reh fer-ZIKH-er-ten-kar-teh]
🇩🇪 In Germany: German practices scan your insurance card at the first visit each quarter, so reception will often remind you. Without it, you may be asked to pay or bring it in later.
Phrase Breakdown
Ihre
[EE-reh]
your
Formal possessive form meaning your when speaking politely to one person or a group.
Kommt Ihre Familie auch mit?
Is your family coming too?
Versichertenkarte
[fer-ZIKH-er-ten-kar-teh]
health insurance card
The card proving your health insurance, shown at the doctor's.
Ich habe meine Versichertenkarte vergessen.
I forgot my health insurance card.
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