How to Say ‘I'd like to schedule a meeting’ in Mexican Spanish
Quisiera agendar una reunión
kee-see-eh-rah ah-hen-DAR OO-nah rreh-oo-NYOHN
[kee-see-eh-rah ah-hen-DAR OO-nah rreh-oo-NYOHN]
💬 Usage Tip: quisiera is a softer "I'd like" than quiero "I want." It works for any polite request: Quisiera hablar con el gerente "I'd like to speak with the manager."
Phrase Breakdown
Quisiera agendar
kee-see-eh-rah ah-hen-DAR
I would like to schedule
'Quisiera' is a polite form of 'querer' (to want). 'Agendar' means to put something on the calendar. The 'qu' sounds like 'k': ki-SIE-ra a-hen-DAR.
Quisiera agendar una cita.
I would like to schedule an appointment.
Words in this phrase
Quisiera
[kee-see-eh-rah]
I would like
Polite expression of desire or preference.
Quisiera comer ahora.
I would like to eat now.
agendar
[ah-hen-DAR]
to schedule
Infinitive verb: to set a date and time for something.
¿Podemos agendar la llamada para mañana?
Can we schedule the call for tomorrow?
una reunión
OO-nah rreh-oo-NYOHN
a meeting
'Reunión' is a feminine noun. Roll or strongly tap the initial 'r', and stress the final syllable: re-u-NIÓN.
La reunión empieza pronto.
The meeting starts soon.
Words in this phrase
una
[OO-nah]
a
Feminine singular indefinite article meaning 'a' or 'one.'
Una reclutadora me dio su tarjeta hoy.
A recruiter gave me her card today.
reunión
[rreh-oo-NYOHN]
meeting
Feminine noun for a gathering of people, like a work meeting.
Tengo una reunión a las tres.
I have a meeting at three.
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