How to Say ‘I'll talk to Human Resources about it.’ in Mexican Spanish
Lo hablo con Recursos Humanos.
loh AH-bloh kohn reh-KOOR-sohs oo-MAH-nohs
[loh AH-bloh kohn reh-KOOR-sohs oo-MAH-nohs]
Phrase Breakdown
Lo hablo
loh AH-bloh
I'll talk about it
'Lo' means 'it'. The present tense is often used for near-future plans. The 'h' is silent: 'loh AH-bloh'.
Lo hablo con mi esposa.
I'll talk about it with my wife.
Words in this phrase
Lo
[loh]
It
Direct object pronoun for an object or a situation.
Lo vi ayer.
I saw it yesterday.
hablo
[AH-bloh]
I'll talk / I'll discuss
First-person present of 'hablar', often used for near future.
Mañana lo hablo con mi jefe.
I'll discuss it with my boss tomorrow.
con Recursos Humanos.
kohn reh-KOOR-sohs oo-MAH-nohs
with Human Resources.
The HR department. Roll the 'r' at the start of 'Recursos'. The 'h' in 'Humanos' is silent.
Llama a Recursos Humanos.
Call Human Resources.
Words in this phrase
con
[kohn]
with
Preposition meaning 'with'; shows accompaniment or a characteristic.
Con experiencia puedes aspirar a más.
With experience, you can aim for more.
Recursos
[reh-KOOR-sohs]
resources
Plural noun meaning 'resources'; often used in workplace contexts.
Recursos bien organizados ayudan en la contratación.
Well-organized resources help in hiring.
Humanos
[oo-MAH-nohs]
human
Plural adjective meaning 'human'; together with 'recursos' it means 'human resources.'
Los equipos humanos son clave en una empresa.
Human teams are key in a company.
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