How to Say ‘Dr. Becker's practice, good day.’ in German
Praxis Dr. Becker, guten Tag.
PRAK-sis DOK-tor BEK-er goo-ten tahg
[PRAK-sis DOK-tor BEK-er goo-ten tahg]
Phrase Breakdown
Praxis Dr. Becker,
PRAK-sis DOK-tor BEK-er
Dr. Becker's practice,
The receptionist first says the name of the practice. Read 'Dr.' as 'Doktor'.
Praxis Dr. Becker, Sie sprechen mit Frau Lang.
Dr. Becker's practice, you're speaking with Ms. Lang.
Words in this phrase
Praxis
[PRAK-sis]
practice (medical office)
A doctor's office or clinic where patients are seen.
Die Praxis ist am Montag geschlossen.
The practice is closed on Monday.
Dr.
[DOK-tor]
Dr. (doctor)
Abbreviation for the title Doktor, used before a name.
Dr. Müller hat heute Sprechstunde.
Dr. Müller has office hours today.
Becker
[BEK-er]
Becker (surname)
A common German family name; originally meaning 'baker'.
Frau Becker ist Erzieherin.
Mrs. Becker is a nursery teacher.
guten Tag.
goo-ten tahg
hello / good day.
A standard polite greeting. The 'g' in 'Tag' sounds almost like a 'k': 'Tak'.
Guten Tag, Herr Müller.
Hello, Mr. Müller.
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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