Career event networking: Following Up After the Event
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Key Phrases
Me alegró conocerte en el evento de ayer.
I was glad to meet you at yesterday's event.
Quería darte las gracias por tu tiempo y tus consejos.
I wanted to thank you for your time and your advice.
Me hará ilusión verte otra vez.
I'll be happy to see you again.
Skills You'll Learn
Expressing pleasure after meeting someone in a professional or social context.
Expresar agrado después de conocer a alguien en un contexto profesional o social.
Thanking someone politely for their time, advice, and conversation.
Dar las gracias de forma educada por el tiempo, los consejos y la conversación.
Suggesting future contact and ending a conversation warmly.
Proponer un contacto futuro y terminar una conversación con cercanía.
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine you are following up after meeting someone at an event yesterday, thanking them for their time, showing interest in their company, and arranging to meet again for coffee next week.
Hola, me alegró conocerte en el evento de ayer.
Hello, I was glad to meet you at yesterday’s event.
Igualmente, Emily . Fue una charla muy agradable.
Likewise, Emily. It was a very pleasant conversation.
Quería darte las gracias por tu tiempo y tus consejos.
I wanted to thank you for your time and advice.
No hay de qué, me encantó hablar contigo.
You’re welcome, I loved talking with you.
Me interesó mucho lo que dijiste sobre tu empresa.
I was very interested in what you said about your company.
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
Hola
OH-lah
Hello
Me alegró
meh ah-leh-GROH
It made me happy / I was pleased
💬 In phrases like [me alegró] or [me encantó], [me] means "to me," so the idea is literally "it pleased me" or "it delighted me." You can reuse the pattern with other things: [Me interesó mucho] = "It interested me a lot."
See breakdown →Conocerte
koh-noh-SEHR-teh
To meet you
💬 When you attach [te] to the end, [conocer] becomes [conocerte]: one word meaning "to meet you." The same happens with other verbs: [llamarte] = "to call you," [escribirte] = "to write to you."
See breakdown →Me alegró conocerte
meh ah-leh-GROH koh-noh-SEHR-teh
I was glad to meet you
💬 Spanish often says this idea as "it made me happy to meet you" rather than directly "I was glad to meet you": [Me alegró conocerte]. That same pattern works with other reactions too, like [Me interesó conocerte] or [Me encantó conocerte].
See breakdown →En el evento
ehn el eh-BEN-toh
At the event
De ayer
deh ah-YEHR
From yesterday / yesterday's
💬 For time expressions like this, Spanish often uses [de] where English uses an apostrophe or adjective: [el evento de ayer] = "yesterday's event." Same pattern: [la reunión de hoy] = "today's meeting."
See breakdown →En el evento de ayer
ehn el eh-BEN-toh deh ah-YEHR
At yesterday's event
Igualmente
ee-gwahl-MEN-teh
Likewise
Fue
fweh
It was
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