Learn Spanish for Business: Key Vocabulary & Phrases

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Spanish Business &
Commerce Vocabulary

Developing in a work environment entails many responsibilities, it has always been said that in order to have a high performance at work, communication must be clear and fluid.

In business, commerce, and legal terms, the Spanish language has variations in comparison with English. Here is a list of these terms that facilitate and even provide advantages in the vocabulary within companies. 

Directly Related to Human Resources

The main area for all conflict resolution, hiring, positions, salaries and in general, the employment benefits that an employee can generate. This is undoubtedly one of the central focuses for expanding your Spanish vocabulary. 

Business Phrases That May Be Useful to You

You already have a list of terms that can be useful for key moments, and also to familiarize yourself in Spanish with the work environment. Now, for those times when you want to achieve a more natural moment without sounding like a robot repeating words, you can try to speak with phrases that are common in business, and also achieve greater fluency.  

Being in a work environment is not always easy, and handling a new language can be an even bigger challenge, the best thing you can do to make it a good experience is to get to sites like this where you find phrases that are natural, every day and feel real with your colleagues. Expand your contact with native Spanish speakers and don’t forget that you can take classes with our tutors, with these couple of steps, in a short time you will be confident to speaking Spanish.  

Spanish for Business – Quiz/Worksheet

Translate the following into Spanish:

1. Shareholders:______________________
2. Investment bank:______________________
3. Insurance certificate:______________________
4. To be fired (usa) to be laid off (uk) :______________________
5. Job description:______________________
6. Full-time employment:______________________
7. We have a deal:______________________
8. Skilled worker:______________________
9. When can we meet? :______________________
10. I’m working very hard:______________________

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1. Accionistas.
2. Banca de inversión.
3. Certificado de seguro.
4. Dar de baja, correr.
5. Descripción del puesto.
6. Trabajo de tiempo completo.
7. Trato hecho.
8. Trabajador calificado.
9. ¿Cuándo nos podemos reunir?         
10. Estoy trabajando a tope.                  

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