Going to a doctor in Germany | Ein Arztbesuch A2

Did you ever need medical aid in Germany?
In this video I will show you the procedure of going to a doctor's surgery in Germany. You will not only learn basic vocabulary and useful sentences to communicate with a doctor and the staff in a clinic, but also get an idea how the health system in Germany works.
*there was a typing error: medicine - das Medikament
Viel Spaß und bis bald
Johannes
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro + Where to get help
01:33 making an appointment
02:15 registration process
04:10 the doctor's office / health problems
06:40 diagnosis / advise
07:53 prescription / medical certificate
09:31 Bonus tip
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Vielen herzlichen Dank!
Luzi & Johannes

[@maricarbacay8190]

Thank you for this video.. Big help for us Filipino Nurses who are learning Deutsch for our preparation for our examination.. Keep on posting.. Vielen Dank

[@yourgermanteacher]

Sehr gerne. 😊👍🙏

[@wijayasiriliyanage2911]

Danke schön für die wichtige Erklärung beim Arzt .Ich freue mich sehr über Ihre Videos .Tschüss!

[@yourgermanteacher]

Sehr gerne. Das freut mich 😊👍🙏

[@yourgermanteacher]

If you want to expand your German vocabulary even more, have a look at this playlist here: kzbin.info/aero/PLKCEuz6wxDQmOhaqjoWT-Arkk_Ad32Sct about common situations in your daily life in Germany.

[@komm11]

great! very helpful!

[@niharikataneja3012]

Very informative 👍😊

[@yourgermanteacher]

Dankeschön 😊👍🙏

[@msRBPoo]

Bleib Gesund!

[@yourgermanteacher]

Dankeschön.... Du auch 😊👍🙏

[@dexterreyes9372]

112. Ich errinere mich. This is really helpful because I’m planning to have a general check up soon. Danke viel mal!

[@yourgermanteacher]

Gerne 😊

[@eyvag.1769]

very timely 😊 will be having our A2 next week.. 😁 and our Lehrer asked us to study more on the medical vocabs since we are a nurse 😅 thank you so much for this vid 👍new video to share with my classmates 😊

[@yourgermanteacher]

Sehr gerne. 😊👍🙏 Super... Das passt ja perfekt 🙂💯🙏 ich wünsche dir viel Erfolg für deine Prüfung.🙂👍

[@aghatabum6611]

Just what i need it💯💯💯

[@keithfolse4068]

:-) Vielen Dank für ein ausgezeichnetes Video!

[@yourgermanteacher]

sehr gerne und danke auch 👍🙏😊

[@rokaiawaleed7592]

اتمنى لك الصحة والقوة 💪🏽💖🌷🤲🏻

[@nicolealexand2470]

Vielen Dank!!!

[@yourgermanteacher]

bitte gerne 👍😊

[@msRBPoo]

Yay! There you are, again! I was worried you were going to transfer us to BUSUU🙂 - okay, listening now👍

[@yourgermanteacher]

Haha ...😂

[@almazeyob3870]

I love it so much

[@yourgermanteacher]

vielen dank 🙏😊

[@robbiekase]

Vielen dank

[@yourgermanteacher]

Sehr gerne 😊👍🙏

[@sabinazeynalova3030]

great👍👍👍

[@yourgermanteacher]

danke schön 🙏😊

[@krzysztofchoma9495]

Thank you very much :) I hope I won't need these terms , but they are important to know.

[@yourgermanteacher]

Sehr gerne 👍😊 das hoffe ich auch. Bleib gesund 🙂👍🙏

[@2010Tigresa]

Hi guys! The first time I was in Germany I had to visit a doctor, of course I felt ill and he hadn't another option that gave me an "spritze" haha, it was fine and I got better very quickly. The thing is he wouldn't give me the "spritze" but had no choice. I think he was afraid about the "method" we were used to in the past in South America. He found them a little bit harsh, but I survived. Everything was good. Bye from Uruguay Johannes!

[@yourgermanteacher]

Hi Patricia, Yeah that's true. The doctors in Germany normally try to avoid to prescribe any strong medicine or giving "Spritze". I think in Germany most doctors believe in the self healing process of the human body. As far as I remember it only happened once to me that a doctor decided to give me "eine Spritze" . Viele Grüße nach Uruguay 🙂👋🙏

[@2010Tigresa]

@@yourgermanteacher Exactly, After that experience I learnt that doctors in Germany aren´t keen on giving "Spritzes" and what they do is truly amazing. Bye!

[@yourgermanteacher]

🙂👍

[@aghatabum6611]

Könnten Sie bitte more Videos B2 machen?🙏🙏❤

[@yourgermanteacher]

Kommen mehr in Zukunft

[@aghatabum6611]

@@yourgermanteacher Vielen Dank🙏

[@Donkhl_s1981]

Vielen Dank für Ihren Kanal, leider ist es sehr schwierig, einen Termin mit einem Arzt machen

[@yourgermanteacher]

🙂👍🙏

[@vikramisro]

Hi Johannes, Could you please consider making a video about schools in Germany (German school system). I am doing A2 and it is really confusing how kids move to different schools. Looking forward to it. LG, Vikram

[@yourgermanteacher]

Hi Vikram 👋 I agree the German school system is quite difficult to understand. It also changed a lot since my schooldays. Not sure when we will find the time to make this video, but I'll put this topic on our bucket list. It's definitely an interesting topic. 🙂👍🙏

[@vikramisro]

@@yourgermanteacher Vielen Dank

[@yourgermanteacher]

🙂👍🙏

[@mishraarun5000]

Vielen dank sehr geehrter herr ❤️. I heard that medical facilities are free in Germany ?? Education Also is that not true?

[@yourgermanteacher]

Education is besically free.... at least schools and universities. (its paid by taxes). but medical facilities are not free. You need to have a health insurance (private or statutory). They charge a monthly fee. How much you need to pay depends on your salary and which kind of insurance you have. If you have a statutory insurance the monthley fees will automatically be deducted from your salary, before you get your money... but when you go to see a doctor you dont need to pay anything in cash, this will all be covered by your insurance 😊👍🙏

[@mishraarun5000]

@@yourgermanteacher vielen dank fur ihre hilfe ❤️ mit freundlichen Grussen aus indien ❤️🙏

[@yourgermanteacher]

Sehr gerne 🙂👍🙏 viele Grüße nach Indien. 👋🙏

[@saintperthnorthcloud3850]

Out of topic but i just wanna know Do you already have a video with the topic about two part coordinating conjunction? If you do can you kindly comment the link? Thanks

[@yourgermanteacher]

Unfortunately we don't have videos about this topic. 😑 ... But it's on our list for upcoming videos. 🙂🙏

[@saintperthnorthcloud3850]

@@yourgermanteacher btw i've sent an email about it, hope you could help me out. Tnx a lot

[@yourgermanteacher]

🙂🙏

[@yourgermanteacher]

We read your email. The grammar of those conjunctions you are interested in is spanning from A2 - B2. It's not possible to explain this in a short way. But we will definitely make videos explaining each one of them. 🙏

[@user-eg2jy2yt2f]

I think I'm really good in speaking German's language

[@zoeholkar2659]

hoi, was genau beutet denn in der Frage 'Was haben sie denn?' ich habe schon gesehen diese worte wie ' denn, doch, noch,schon' aber ich bin verwirrt

[@zoeholkar2659]

Bedeutet even. Need to keep checking my spelling pfff.

[@zoeholkar2659]

So peinlich hahaha

[@yourgermanteacher]

Hi... In this sentence "denn" is used to make the question sound friendlier and less direct. These kind of words are called "Modalpartikel"... "doch" can also be used as "Modalpartikel" e.g. for a request or a suggestion. Geh doch wandern! Kauf doch diesen Computer. noch = still noch nicht = not yet schon = already In spoken language "schon' can also be used to show that you agree with something but still have some doubts . ...Ja, das stimmt schon, aber... 🙂👍🙏

[@khaledahsalem6917]

👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏🌹super

[@yourgermanteacher]

Vielen Dank 😊👍🙏

[@kamillyalda6794]

💞💞💞💞💞

[@bryansproles2879]

When I was in Berlin, I had a really bad cold, but I had only been studying German (on my own, no classes yet), for maybe 4 months. We went to an Apotheke, and I didn't know "Erkältung" yet, so all I could say was "Ich bin krank...mir ist kalt. Ich brauche Aspirin" 😂 They spoke ZERO English, which is why it was tough for me (our Hotel was in the former East Berlin, so I think they only knew German and maybe Russian 😅) I don't remember the brand of aspirin, but it was amazing...cleared everything up completely within maybe 2 hours, and it never came back...wish I could remember what it was 🤣

[@yourgermanteacher]

Interesting story. And I think the aspirin brand might have been "Bayer" ... It's the one you normally get when you ask for it in pharmacies. 🙂👍🙏

[@bryansproles2879]

@@yourgermanteacher It definitely wasn't Bayer though, that's the crazy part. We used Bayer in the US all the time, but this was a different German brand...

[@bryansproles2879]

@@kerrysterll I didn't know Fieber yet either...I was only 4 months into learning from ZERO 😅

[@tsnikolov6135]

Heutzutage ist es sehr einfach fur den Arzt eine Diagnose zu geben - alles ist Corona :D

[@yourgermanteacher]

Ja, leider 😞...

[@msRBPoo]

Ich frage mich, worum es in diesem Video in dieser Woche gehen wird - ohne meine wöchentliche 'Fix' bin ich ein Chaos😭

[@msRBPoo]

😊

[@yourgermanteacher]

Es kommt bald 🙂🙏👍

[@msRBPoo]

@@yourgermanteacher Yay🙂 Vielen Dank!

[@msRBPoo]

@@yourgermanteacher Ich bin sehr dankbar

[@yourgermanteacher]

Sehr schön. Das freut uns 😊👍🙏

[@MohamedEdrisHasanain]

Vielen dank

[@yourgermanteacher]

Sehr gerne. 😊👍🙏

[@MohamedEdrisHasanain]

Ich schätze deine Lehre.

[@yourgermanteacher]

Das freut mich. 😊 Vielen Dank. 🙂👍🙏