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How to Say ‘I want to grow professionally.’ in Mexican Spanish

Quiero crecer profesionalmente.

kee-EH-roh kreh-SEHR proh-feh-syoh-nahl-MEN-teh

[kee-EH-roh kreh-SEHR proh-feh-syoh-nahl-MEN-teh]

Phrase Breakdown

Quiero crecer

kee-EH-roh kreh-SEHR

I want to grow

In Mexico, the 'c' in 'crecer' sounds like 's': KYE-ro kre-SER.

Example

Quiero crecer en esta empresa.

I want to grow in this company.

Words in this phrase

Quiero

[kee-EH-roh]

I want

First-person singular of querer; used to express desire or intention.

Example

Quiero crecer en mi carrera y aprender más.

I want to grow in my career and learn more.

crecer

[kreh-SEHR]

to grow

Infinitive verb meaning to grow, develop, or advance, often in a career.

Example

Quiero crecer profesionalmente este año.

I want to grow professionally this year.

profesionalmente.

proh-feh-syoh-nahl-MEN-teh

professionally.

The '-mente' ending equals '-ly'. Say it slowly: pro-fe-syo-nal-MEN-te.

Example

Se viste profesionalmente.

He dresses professionally.

Words in this phrase

profesionalmente

[proh-feh-syoh-nahl-MEN-teh]

professionally

Adverb formed from 'profesional' plus '-mente'.

Example

Se viste profesionalmente.

He dresses professionally.

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