Patients or Patience? | English 101 Word vs Word

In this episode of Word vs Word, we look at the words patients and patience and examine their differences and meanings. They sound the same and have a very small spelling difference, but their meanings are vastly different.

As a personal noun, patients refers to people, specifically people seen by a doctor or dentist. Patience refers to a person's ability to remain calm.

[franciscoicaljom]

Thanks I learned when you give us a key like i is a person

[ДарьяМагина-ти]

Very good and funny videos bring a great sense of entertainment!

[MohamadZadeh]

Thanks. Plz make a video about silent, silence. Or assistant with assistance etc. I always mix up these worlds together 😔

[mahiaahmedbornali]

Should I say:
Have some patience or
Be patience

[princessl.d.g.]

Please do a video on "compliment" vs "complement".

[Patelmishra]

Sir which country same pronunciation patients and patience

[iqrapervaiz]

How to use patience with patient in a sentence?