Career event networking: Following Up After the Event
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Key Phrases
Foi um prazer
It was a pleasure
Eu gostaria de saber
I would like to know
Onde gostaria de se encontrar?
Where would you like to meet?
Skills You'll Learn
Initiating a meeting
Iniciando uma reunião
Discussing availability
Discutindo disponibilidade
Expressing appreciation
Expressando apreciação
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine you recently attended a career event where you met someone from a company you are interested in. You had a brief conversation there and now, through a follow-up, you are arranging to meet for coffee to discuss more about their company and work. The dialogue involves you confirming the meetup details.
Olá, foi um prazer conhecê-lo no evento de carreira.
Hello, it was a pleasure to meet you at the career event.
Olá, Emily . Também gostei muito de te conhecer.
Hello, Emily. I also really enjoyed meeting you.
Eu gostaria de saber mais sobre sua empresa e o trabalho que você faz.
I would like to know more about your company and the work you do.
Claro! Vamos marcar um café para conversar com mais calma?
Of course! Shall we schedule a coffee to chat more leisurely?
Seria ótimo! Quando estaria disponível?
That would be great! When would you be available?
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
Olá
Oh-lah
Hello
💬 A friendly, informal greeting. Can be used in both professional and casual settings.
🇵🇹 In Portugal, it's customary to greet people even in elevators or small shops. A simple 'Olá' is often enough.
See breakdown →Foi
Foy
It was
💬 Past tense of 'ser', used for describing a past event or experience.
🇵🇹 It's common to reflect positively on past interactions when networking.
See breakdown →Um prazer
oom prah-zer
A pleasure
💬 Used to express enjoyment or gratitude.
🇵🇹 Saying it reinforces positive interactions, often accompanied by a smile.
See breakdown →Foi um prazer
foy oom prah-zer
It was a pleasure
💬 A polite way to conclude a meeting.
🇵🇹 Portuguese people value politeness and acknowledging enjoyable company.
See breakdown →Conhecê-lo
Cohn-yeh-seh-loh
To meet you
💬 The pronoun 'lo' is formal and masculine.
🇵🇹 In Portuguese culture, formal language is appreciated in professional settings.
See breakdown →Evento
Eh-vehn-toh
Event
💬 A general word for any gathering.
🇵🇹 Events can range from formal to casual, but networking events are often professional.
See breakdown →De carreira
Deh kah-ray-rah Kah-ree-rah
Of career
💬 The phrase describes something related to one's profession.
🇵🇹 Career events are common for networking and professional growth.
See breakdown →Evento de carreira
eh-ven-too jee kah-ray-rah
Career event
💬 Refers to events focusing on professional development.
🇵🇹 Such events in Portugal often lead to new job opportunities or collaborations.
See breakdown →Também
Tahm-bayn
Also
💬 Used to add information or agree.
🇵🇹 In Portuguese communication, it's common to reciprocate compliments or sentiments.
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