How to Say ‘Dr. Becker's practice’ in German
Praxis Dr. Becker
PRAK-sis DOK-tor BEK-er
[PRAK-sis DOK-tor BEK-er]
🇩🇪 In Germany: German practices answer the phone with the practice name, not a hello. Expect it, and don't wait for a greeting before you speak.
Phrase Breakdown
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.
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