Commonly used when visiting a doctor, consultant, or any professional.
Literal Meaning
I have an appointment at three.
Actual Meaning
I have a scheduled meeting or service at three o'clock.
Examples in Context
Hola, vengo para mi cita. Tengo una cita a las tres.
Al llegar a la oficina, le dije a la recepcionista: 'Tengo una cita a las tres.'
No puedo hablar ahora, tengo una cita a las tres.
Helpful Tips
1In professional settings, it's essential to specify the time to avoid confusion.
2The word 'cita' can refer to both appointments and dates, so context matters.
3Using 'tengo' indicates ownership of the appointment.
Phrase Thesaurus
Similar words and synonyms for this phrase
¿A qué hora es?
reunión
compromiso
Voy a llegar tarde.
¿Puedo reprogramar mi cita?
reserva
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