How to greet a patient at the counter.
You will learn 5 to 6 phrases. Write in down or paste in on the wall for easy reference. If possible, record your own voice over in Arabic Language.
Whenever a patient visits a hospital or clinic, these are some of the survivor phrases you need to say.
Let us observe a scenario:
The counter is a busy place and fast pace; you really have no time to call in the interpreter. at that point your skill in essential Arabic saves you the day.
patient: Good morning- Sobahul khair
customer service: Good morning. Sobahul nur
customer service: Your identity card-Bethoqa syaksiyah
please-lau samahat
What service? -Ayya khidmah
patient: I am sick-Ana mareed
I want to see the doctor-Oreed leqat doktoor
Once you have followed this Arabic speaking dialogue, your next step is to observe and
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“Marhaban, ana ad-duktoor [Name].” → “Hello, I am Dr. [Name].”
“Kayfa haluk/haluki?” → “How are you?”
“Ma ismuk(m)/ismuki(f)?” → “What is your name?”
“Shukran.” → “Thank you.”
“Ma‘a as-salama.” → “Goodbye.”
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“Marhaban, ana ad-duktoor Ali.” → “Hello, I am Dr. Ali.”
“Kayfa haluk?” → “How are you?” (to a man)
“Ismi Ahmad.” → “My name is Ahmad.”
“Shukran, ma‘a as-salama.” → “Thank you, goodbye.”
Doctor: مَرْحَبًا، أَنَا الدُّكْتُور عَلِي. كَيْفَ حَالُكْ؟
(Marhaban, ana ad-duktoor Ali. Kayfa haluk?)
“Hello, I am Dr. Ali. How are you?”
Patient (Male): أَهْلًا، أَنَا بِخَيْر. شُكْرًا.
(Ahlan, ana bikhayr. Shukran.)
“Hi, I’m fine. Thank you.”
Doctor: مَا اسْمُكْ؟
(Ma ismuk?)
“What is your name?”
Patient: اسْمِي أَحْمَد.
(Ismi Ahmad.)
“My name is Ahmad.”
Doctor: تَفَضَّلْ، اجْلِسْ مِنْ فَضْلِك.
(Tafaddal, ijlis min fadlik.)
“Please, have a seat.”
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