Höflich beim Arzt: Redemittel (A2)
Redemittel-Post: Höfliche Anrede und Bitten beim Arzt; 2 Lücken ergänzen.
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Was sagst du höflich, wenn du die Ärztin zum ersten Mal siehst?
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Hints for this Quiz
Think formal and respectful—avoid slang.
In German medical settings, use a formal greeting like “Guten Tag” and the form of address “Frau Doktor.”
Use “Guten Tag” and a modal that asks for permission politely.
Wähle die richtige Kombination.
“Guten Tag, Frau Doktor. Darf ich kurz stören?” is formal and polite. “Will ich” is not a polite request form here, and “Grüß dich” is too informal.
Konjunktiv II often adds politeness in German requests.
Konjunktiv II (“Könnten Sie …?”) sounds more polite than the indicative (“Können Sie …?”) in requests.
Prefer Konjunktiv II with “Sie.”
“Könnten Sie …?” is the most polite option for speaking to a doctor.
Use “Frau Doktor + Nachname.”
In spoken address, “Frau Doktor + Nachname” (or “Frau Dr. Müller”) is standard and polite.
Think of the fixed phrase used to order or request politely in German.
“Ich hätte gern …” is a common polite structure for requests (Konjunktiv II von “haben”).
Use Konjunktiv II for the request and the correct verb for having symptoms.
Wähle die richtige Kombination.
“Könnten Sie mir bitte helfen?” uses the polite Konjunktiv II. “Ich habe starke Kopfschmerzen” is the correct form for possession of symptoms.
Choose a formal farewell suitable for a professional setting.
“Danke, auf Wiedersehen.” is formal and fits a professional context like a doctor’s office.
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