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How to say “I have a doctor’s appointment at three this afternoon” in Cantonese

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I have a doctor’s appointment at three this afternoon (我約咗下晝三點睇醫生) — Cantonese pronunciationHear the saved generated-voice recording, then use the pause and replay to practise at your own pace.

The Cantonese phrase

我約咗下晝三點睇醫生ngo5 joek3 zo2 haa6 zau3 saam1 dim2 tai2 ji1 sang1

I have a doctor’s appointment at three this afternoon

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Look closer at this phrase

約咗 (joek3 zo2) indicates an appointment has been arranged; 下晝三點 (haa6 zau3 saam1 dim2) gives the afternoon time; 睇醫生 (tai2 ji1 sang1) names the visit.

The number after each Jyutping syllable marks its Cantonese tone. Listen to the whole saved recording and repeat at your own pace.

When to use it

Patient or friend · Explaining an appointment. Combines appointment and time

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