How to Say ‘An appointment’ in German
Einen Termin
EYE-nen tehr-MEEN
[EYE-nen tehr-MEEN]
💬 Usage Tip: "Termin" is masculine, so after "ich habe" it becomes "einen Termin" in the accusative case.
🇩🇪 In Germany: "Termin" is the standard word for scheduled appointments in Germany—medical, official, or business.
Phrase Breakdown
Einen
[EYE-nen]
an / one
Masculine accusative form of the indefinite article, used before 'Termin.'
Ich habe einen Termin morgen.
I have an appointment tomorrow.
Termin
[tehr-MEEN]
appointment
A scheduled appointment, often with a doctor or office.
Einen Termin kann ich leider nicht wahrnehmen.
I unfortunately cannot make an appointment.
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