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Scene illustrating a Spain Spanish-language career event networking conversation

Key Phrases

Encantado de conocerte en este evento.

Nice to meet you at this event.

Busco una empresa con una cultura cercana y humana.

I'm looking for a company with a close, human culture.

¿Cómo es la relación con los jefes?

What is the relationship with the managers like?

Skills You'll Learn

Introduce yourself politely in a professional event.

Presentarte con cortesía en un evento profesional.

Describe the kind of company culture you are looking for.

Describir el tipo de cultura empresarial que buscas.

Ask about teamwork, support, and communication with managers.

Preguntar por el trabajo en equipo, el apoyo y la comunicación con los jefes.

Lesson Roleplay

Imagine you are at a professional networking event in Spain, speaking with someone from a company whose workplace culture seems warm, supportive, and team-oriented.

Hola, encantado de conocerte en este evento.

Hi, nice to meet you at this event.

Igualmente, bienvenido. ¿Qué tipo de empresa te interesa?

Likewise, welcome. What kind of company are you interested in?

Busco un lugar con una cultura cercana y humana.

I'm looking for a place with a close, human culture.

En mi empresa el ambiente es muy familiar y respetuoso.

At my company, the atmosphere is very friendly and respectful.

Qué bien. ¿La gente suele apoyarse en el día a día?

That's great. Do people usually support each other day to day?

Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases

😊🤝

Encantado

en-kahn-TAH-doh

Nice to meet you

💬 [Encantado] changes with the speaker: a man says [encantado], a woman says [encantada]. Same pattern in greetings like [bienvenido] / [bienvenida].

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🤝

De conocerte

deh koh-noh-SER-teh

To meet you

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😊🤝

Encantado de conocerte.

en-kahn-TAH-doh deh koh-noh-SER-teh

Nice to meet you.

💬 [Conocerte] is [conocer] + [te], so the [you] part gets attached to the end: [conocerte], [verte], [ayudarte]. In Spain, this version is informal; with [usted], you'd hear [Encantado de conocerle].

🇪🇸 At networking events, this is friendly and standard right after an introduction. In Spain, people often say it even in professional settings without it sounding overly formal.

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📍

En este

en ES-teh

In this

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🎉

Evento

eh-BEN-toh

Event

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📍🎉

En este evento.

en ES-teh eh-BEN-toh

At this event.

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↔️

Igualmente.

ee-gwahl-MEN-teh

Likewise.

🇪🇸 A very natural reply after [Encantado/a]. In Spain it works well in both casual and professional introductions.

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👋

Bienvenido.

byen-beh-NEE-doh

Welcome.

💬 Like [encantado], [bienvenido] changes with gender: [bienvenido] for a man, [bienvenida] for a woman. For a group, you'll hear [bienvenidos] or [bienvenidas].

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¿Qué tipo?

keh TEE-poh

What kind?

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