How to Say ‘If you want, I can introduce you to a contact now.’ in Spain Spanish
Si quieres, te presento a un contacto ahora.
see kee-EH-rehs teh preh-SEN-toh ah oon kohn-TAHK-toh ah-OH-rah
[see kee-EH-rehs teh preh-SEN-toh ah oon kohn-TAHK-toh ah-OH-rah]
🇪🇸 In Spain: Offering to connect someone on the spot is friendly and normal at career events in Spain, especially if the contact is present or easy to message. It sounds proactive, not pushy, as long as the other person can easily decline.
Phrase Breakdown
Si quieres
see kee-EH-rehs
if you want
A polite way to introduce an offer or suggestion.
Si quieres, podemos hablar luego.
If you want, we can talk later.
Words in this phrase
Si
[see]
if
Introduces a condition in a polite suggestion or offer.
«Si» necesitas apoyo, puedo ayudarte con tu CV.
“If” you need support, I can help you with your CV.
quieres
[kee-EH-rehs]
you want
Informal second-person form of querer, often used to offer options politely.
«quieres» hablar con recursos humanos, te acompaño.
If “you want” to speak with HR, I’ll go with you.
Te presento
teh preh-SEN-toh
I’ll introduce you
First-person singular of presentar with a direct object pronoun.
Te presento a mi amiga.
I’ll introduce you to my friend.
Words in this phrase
te
[teh]
you (indirect/direct object)
Means to you or you as the receiver of the action, in informal speech.
Después del evento, «te» mando el enlace.
After the event, I’ll send “you” the link.
presento
[preh-SEN-toh]
I introduce
Used when one person connects another person with someone else.
En networking, «presento» a candidatos y empresas.
In networking, I “introduce” candidates and companies.
A un contacto ahora
ah oon kohn-TAHK-toh ah-OH-rah
to a contact now
Indicates introducing someone to a person who may be useful professionally, at this moment.
Te presento a un contacto importante ahora.
I’ll introduce you to an important contact now.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
to
Preposition used here before a person in an introduction.
Voy «a» saludar a la directora de proyecto.
I’m going “to” greet the project manager.
un
[oon]
a; an
Masculine singular indefinite article.
Conocí a «un» profesional del sector tecnológico.
I met “a” professional from the technology sector.
contacto
[kohn-TAHK-toh]
contact; connection
Someone useful to know professionally, especially at a career event.
Ese «contacto» trabaja en una empresa internacional.
That “contact” works at an international company.
ahora
[ah-OH-rah]
now; right now
Indicates something happening immediately or in the present moment.
Podemos hacerlo «ahora» antes de que termine la feria.
We can do it “now” before the fair ends.
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