A continuation of the Hospital Reception Ticket from the last Kanji Reading Practice.
When you check in, you will be assigned a number. That will be your number for the day, and it will be called when it is your turn to be seen at the different departments that you visit that day. There is a lot of kanji on this reception ticket. So, everything above the "0120" was on Kanji Reading Practice #34. I left it in so you can practice reading those ones again. There is a lot more kanji below the "0120", so I will handle them one bullet at a time in this and the next two posts.Kanji Reading Practice #35 - Hospital Reception Ticket 受付番号 has kanji from WaniKani levels 36 and below. See down below the picture for the Kanji readings and meanings; as well as the definition of the vocabulary.
The Kanji:
受 付 番 号 診 療 会 計 順 異
The Kanji Readings (this usage) and Meanings:
受 (うけ) – accept; receive
付 (つけ) – attach
番 (バン) – number in a series
号 (ゴウ) – number
診 (シン) – diagnose; examine; checkup
療 (リョウ) – heal; cure
会 (カイ) – meet; assembly
計 (ケイ) – measure; plan; plot
順 (ジュン) – order; turn; sorting
番 (バン) – number in a series; (one’s) turn
異 (こと) – differ; odd; unusual; difference (of opinion)
The Words:
受付 (うけつけ) – reception (desk); information desk
番号 (ばんごう) – number (ticket)
診療 (しんりょう) – medical treatment; diagnosis and treatment
会計 (かいけい) – bill; settlement; payment
順番 (じゅんばん) – turn in line; order of things; sequential order
異 (こと) – differ; different
The Meaning:
受付番号と診療、会計の順番は異なります。
Reception number and treatment checkout order is different.
(when you are finished; you go to the checkout desk and you have to pull a different numbered ticket in order to checkout and pay)
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