Spanish for Electricians – 250+ Electrical Terms and Phrases to Get the Job Done

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We want to delve into the world of electrical work, which is one of our primary focuses within the construction industry. In this new blog, we aim to explore terminology and vocabulary specific to electricians that can be applied in your daily tasks. We understand the significance of effective and precise communication with your clients, especially in the field of electrical work.

To aid you in achieving clear communication, we have put together a Spanish guide tailored for electrical specialists. This guide has been crafted with the assistance of Online Spanish tutors who specialize in electrical terminology and its practical application within construction.

1. Vocabulary

We have focused on 250+ words and terms in Spanish, including 26 common phrases/questions. We have categorized these terms in the following categories:

• Hand Tools 
• Power Tools
• Materials
• Basic Personal Protection Equipment
• Areas of The Building/Home/Job site
• Common Terms and Phrases
• Electrician Verbs
• Electrician Terms

Hand Tools (In Spanish)

Power Tools (in Spanish)

Materials (In Spanish)

Basic Personal Protection Equipment For Electricians

Areas of the Building/Home/Job Site

Common Terms & Phrases

Electrician Verbs

Electrician Terms

2. COMMON SPANISH PHRASES FOR ELECTRICIANS

Typical Scenario on the Job site -We prepared some lists of typical scenarios an electrician would encounter on a job-site. You can read through the conversation and imagine yourself learning and speaking the same.

Supervisor (Supervisor): ¡Hola Juan! ¿Cómo va el trabajo hoy? (Hello Juan! How’s the work going today?)

Electrician (Electricista): ¡Hola! Todo va bien, estoy revisando los circuitos en la sala de control. (Hi! Everything’s going well, I’m checking the circuits in the control room.)

Supervisor (Supervisor): Muy bien, asegúrate de seguir todas las normas de seguridad. ¿Necesitas algún equipo adicional? (Very well, make sure to follow all safety regulations. Do you need any additional equipment?)

Electrician (Electricista): No, por ahora tengo todo lo que necesito. Gracias. (No, for now I have everything I need. Thanks.)

Supervisor (Supervisor): Perfecto. ¿Has encontrado algún problema en los cables o enchufes? (Perfect. Have you found any issues with the wires or sockets?)

Electrician (Electricista): Sí, encontré un cable suelto en la esquina. Lo estoy arreglando ahora mismo. (Yes, I found a loose wire in the corner. I’m fixing it right now.)

Supervisor (Supervisor): Excelente, gracias por estar atento. Avísame si necesitas ayuda con algo. (Excellent, thanks for being attentive. Let me know if you need help with anything.)

Electrician (Electricista): Lo haré, jefe. Continuaré con las inspecciones. (I will, boss. I’ll continue with the inspections.)

Supervisor (Supervisor): Estupendo, sigue así. Manténnos informados sobre cualquier novedad. (Great, keep it up. Keep us informed of any updates.)

Electrician (Electricista): Claro, estaré en contacto. (Sure, I’ll stay in touch.)

In this scenario, the supervisor and electrician discuss the progress of the work and safety precautions in a workspace. They also address any potential issues and emphasize communication.

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There are so many tools in this technologically and advanced world we live in, and you should get a hold of them in order to improve your language day to day:

➔ Use online apps like Duolingo to improve your vocabulary, and practice a little every day, so your brain gets more and more familiar with the sounds.

➔ Join online groups on Facebook with people that are learning too, so you can exchange your knowledge.

➔ Create your phrasebook, including what you have learned and useful phrases for your daily basis.

➔ Connected with the previous point, you can also get an ONLINE SPANISH TUTOR in LINGUAL LINKUP to help you create your phrasebook, expand your vocabulary and improve your understanding of spoken Spanish. Having someone who speaks the language fluently makes the difference, since you can also practice speaking and correct all pronunciation mistakes and work towards your goals. A tutor will always be your support when learning a new language.

➔ You can also check our Spanish for Construction Workers (Plumbing)

And Spanish for Carpenters blogs to learn more Spanish construction terms.

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