How do you understand the time reference?

He didn't get an appointment with a doctor nearby before April.

Now he has an appointment on Friday in (a place that is further away) and wants to go there alone.

I wanted to ask you if you know anyone where they can get an appointment more quickly.

In this context, how would you understand the word faster

faster than Friday.

or sooner, before April.

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Ich87309
2 months ago

He got an appointment last Friday for, for example, March.

Otilie1
2 months ago

so just faster than the date in April

AriZona04
2 months ago

We can only guess that – just like you.

Othetaler
2 months ago

Friday is overmorning. It’s fucking fast.

DietmarBakel
2 months ago

Today’s Tuesday, the question about Friday doesn’t make any sense.

My conclusion is more about “before April ” taking into account better accessibility.

Or does it use something when the appointment is at the beginning of March, but much further away?

Mekpomm
2 months ago

Faster than the day will hardly work, so I would conclude “faster than April”.

SHildegard
2 months ago

Just ask him, I always do that if I didn’t understand.

lynnmary1987
2 months ago

How would it be if you were to be kept quite normal and ask those questions to the person with whom this conversation was conducted?

peterobm
2 months ago

how fast, Friday is already overmorning.

near, can be May or later

Dates at specialist doctors are now rare