Demonstrating an idea at the conference: Closing and follow-up
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Key Phrases
Ya casi terminamos.
We’re almost done.
Te la mando por correo.
I’ll email it to you.
¿Podemos agendar una llamada la próxima semana?
Can we schedule a call for next week?
Skills You'll Learn
Wrap up a meeting and check understanding ("Was it clear?").
Cerrar una reunión y confirmar comprensión ("¿Te quedó claro?").
Offer to send follow-up materials by email (presentation + summary/next steps).
Dar seguimiento por correo enviando materiales (presentación + resumen/próximos pasos).
Schedule a call by proposing a day/time and confirming what works.
Agendar una llamada proponiendo día/hora y confirmando disponibilidad ("¿Te va bien...?", "Me va perfecto").
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine you’ve just finished watching a work demo with a colleague. You say the idea was clear, ask them to email you the presentation, confirm your email address, and then schedule a follow-up call for next week.
Bueno, ya casi terminamos la demo. ¿Te quedó clara la idea?
Well, we’re almost done with the demo. Was the idea clear?
Sí, muy clara. Me gustó mucho cómo lo explicaste.
Yes, very clear. I really liked how you explained it.
Qué bueno. ¿Te parece si te mando la presentación por correo?
Great. Would you like me to email you the presentation?
Sí, por favor. Así la reviso con calma.
Yes, please. That way I can review it carefully.
Perfecto. ¿A qué correo te la envío?
Perfect. What email address should I send it to?
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
Ya casi…
yah KAH-see
Almost…
💬 [Ya casi] means "almost" in the sense of "we're nearly there," not literally "already almost" word by word. You can reuse it with lots of verbs: [ya casi llego] = "I'm almost there."
See breakdown →Terminamos
tehr-mee-NAH-mohs
We’re done / we finish
💬 [Terminamos] can mean either "we finish" or "we're done"; context tells you which one. In [Ya casi terminamos], it usually means "we're almost done," not a habitual "we finish."
See breakdown →Ya casi terminamos.
yah KAH-see tehr-mee-NAH-mohs
We’re almost done.
Demo
DEH-moh
Demo (demonstration)
💬 [Demo] is common in Mexican Spanish too, especially in work and tech settings. It's feminine here: [la demo].
See breakdown →La demo
lah DEH-moh
The demo
💬 Even though [demo] comes from English, Spanish treats it as feminine here: [la demo]. Same kind of pattern with [la presentación].
See breakdown →¿Te quedó…?
teh keh-DOH
Was it… for you? / Did it end up… for you?
💬 [Quedar] often means "to turn out" or "to end up being," not just "to stay." So [¿Te quedó claro?] is literally more like "Did it end up clear to you?"
See breakdown →¿Te quedó claro?
teh keh-DOH KLAH-roh
Was it clear?
💬 This uses [te] for "to you," so the idea is "Was it clear to you?" You can swap the adjective: [¿Te quedó claro?] / [¿Te quedó útil?]
See breakdown →Idea
ee-DEH-ah
Idea
La idea
lah ee-DEH-ah
The idea
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