"Wednesday, at one o'clock PM I have an appointment at the physician."

Translation: Miercuri la ora treisprezece eu am o programare la doctor.

[ioanafery]

"unu dupa amiază" should also would for 1pm

Also "doctor" and "medic" are synonyms

[David459689]

This sentence is complete nonsense in English. You cannot say "at one o'clock pm", it is simply wrong. Also what does "at the physician" mean? I assume it means "with the doctor". Fairly certain the word "physician" disappeared four hundred years ago in British English.

[Ashley917410]

Physician is still part of American English, although doctor is used far more often colloquially. Either way, you can have an appointment WITH the doctor/physician or AT the doctor's/physician's (office), but not at the physician

[David459689]

Any chance of changing this, please, Duolingo owl? The English is impossible!

[Pete634945]

I agree with all of the above