How to Say ‘Your appointment’ in Spain Spanish
Su cita
soo SEE-tah
[soo SEE-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: su is the polite "your", but it can also mean "his", "her" or "their". Context tells you which: from a clerk talking to you, it means yours.
Phrase Breakdown
Su
[soo]
your (formal)
Possessive used with 'usted' for something that belongs to the person addressed.
¿Cuál es su número?
What is your number?
cita
[SEE-tah]
appointment
A scheduled meeting, e.g. with a doctor or hairdresser; also a date.
Tengo cita con el médico.
I have an appointment with the doctor.
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