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Fluent Spanish for Impactful Meetings and Presentations

Transform your meetings with effective Spanish communication strategies.

Here is a compilation of useful Spanish phrases and vocabulary specifically for meetings and presentations in business contexts:

Spanish for Meetings

  • “La reunión” — the meeting (common term for business meetings)
  • “Tengo una reunión” — I have a meeting
  • “La agenda” — the agenda
  • “El objetivo de esta reunión es…” — The objective of this meeting is…
  • “Empezamos con el primer tema en la agenda” — We begin with the first topic on the agenda
  • “¿Alguien tiene algo que agregar?” — Does anyone have anything to add?
  • “Necesitamos tomar una decisión” — We need to make a decision
  • “¿Pueden revisar el correo para la minuta de la reunión?” — Please check your email for the meeting minutes

Polite phrases for interruptions and flow:

  • “Lamento la interrupción” — I’m sorry for the interruption
  • “Volviendo a la agenda” — Back to the agenda
  • “Un momento, hablen uno a la vez por favor” — One moment, please speak one at a time

Introducing yourself:

  • “Déjenme presentarme” — Let me introduce myself
  • Use titles and full last names, e.g., Señor Zamora-Cortes

Spanish for Presentations

  • Greetings: “Buenos días/tardes/noches” — Good morning/afternoon/evening
  • Starting: “Para empezar/comenzar” — To begin/start
  • Transitions: “El siguiente punto es…” — The next point is…
  • Visual aid phrases: “¿Pueden ver mi pantalla?” — Can you see my screen?
  • Asking if audience can hear you: “¿Me escuchan?” — Can you hear me?

Key presentation vocabulary includes:

  • “Introducción” — introduction
  • “Conclusión” — conclusion
  • “Datos clave” — key data/facts
  • “Objetivos” — objectives
  • “Preguntas” — questions

Using specialized vocabulary builds credibility and professionalism in the presentation.

This set should help in conducting Spanish-language meetings and business presentations with clarity and professionalism.

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