appointment
The German word for appointment is "Termin". It is used in the same way as in English, to refer to a scheduled meeting or event. For example, you might have a doctor's appointment (Arzttermin) or a business meeting (Geschäftstermin). It is important to keep track of your appointments and arrive on time, as punctuality is highly valued in German culture.
I have a dentist appointment today.
This is a common phrase used in everyday German to discuss personal appointments. 'Einen Termin haben' directly translates to 'have an appointment'.
The appointment was cancelled.
In this phrase, the subject of the sentence ('Der Termin') is a definite noun which can be replaced with any other type to vary the sentence.
Does the appointment have to be rescheduled?
This is a question that can be used when there is an uncertainty about a scheduled event.