Job interview: Motivation for applying

💬 interesar works like gustar: the job is what interests, and le means 'to you' (polite). Talking about yourself, you'd say me interesa este puesto "this position interests me".

💬 Where English uses '-ing' after 'love', Spanish uses the plain verb form ending in -r. me encanta viajar "I love travelling".

💬 esperar can mean 'to expect', 'to hope' or 'to wait', depending on context. espere aquí "wait here".

💬 In Spain, c before e or i sounds like the English 'th' in 'think': crecer is roughly (kreh-THER).

💬 Here le means the polite "you", and the present tense llamamos covers a near future plan. Spanish often uses the present this way: mañana le escribo "I'll write to you tomorrow".

💬 Literally 'the week that comes'. The same pattern works for other time words: el mes que viene "next month".

💬 Spanish often uses the present tense for planned near-future actions: llamamos literally means 'we call'. mañana le escribo "I'll write to you tomorrow".

💬 When thanking someone for something, use por: gracias por la ayuda "thanks for the help".

🇪🇸 This is the polite way to hand thanks back to the interviewer when they say gracias por venir. Use a ti instead if they've been speaking tú with you.

💬 tenga is the polite usted form used for wishes after que. The same pattern gives you que tenga un buen fin de semana "have a nice weekend".