How to Say ‘I'm Laura, from Human Resources.’ in Spain Spanish
Soy Laura, de Recursos Humanos.
soi LOW-rah deh reh-KOOR-sohs oo-MAH-nohs
[soi LOW-rah deh reh-KOOR-sohs oo-MAH-nohs]
💬 Usage Tip: Use soy plus your name, then de plus your team or company. For example, Soy Marc, de Telefónica.
Phrase Breakdown
Soy Laura,
soi LOW-rah
I'm Laura,
'Soy' is a quick way to introduce yourself. It sounds like 'soy', as in soy sauce.
Hola, soy Laura.
Hi, I'm Laura.
Words in this phrase
Soy
[soi]
I am
Used to introduce or identify oneself.
Soy médico en el hospital.
I am a doctor at the hospital.
Laura
[LOW-rah]
Laura
A common Spanish female first name.
Laura trabaja en una empresa grande.
Laura works at a big company.
de Recursos Humanos.
deh reh-KOOR-sohs oo-MAH-nohs
from Human Resources.
'De' shows which department she belongs to. Roll the 'r' in 'Recursos', and keep the 'h' in 'Humanos' silent.
Es Pedro, de Recursos Humanos.
This is Pedro, from Human Resources.
Words in this phrase
de
[deh]
of / from
A common preposition that can show possession, origin, or relation in time expressions.
De ayer guardo una muy buena impresión del encuentro.
From yesterday I keep a very good impression of the meeting.
Recursos
[reh-KOOR-sohs]
resources
Part of the expression 'human resources'.
Los recursos de formación ayudan mucho al equipo.
Training resources help the team a lot.
Humanos
[oo-MAH-nohs]
human
Plural adjective used in the set phrase 'human resources'.
Los humanos valoran un buen ambiente de trabajo.
Humans value a good work environment.
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