How to Say ‘I work as a waiter.’ in Spain Spanish
Trabajo de camarero.
trah-BAH-hoh deh kah-mah-REH-roh
[trah-BAH-hoh deh kah-mah-REH-roh]
💬 Usage Tip: To say your job, use trabajo de plus the job with no un. For example, trabajo de recepcionista "I work as a receptionist". You can also just say soy camarero.
Phrase Breakdown
Trabajo
[trah-BAH-hoh]
I work
First person singular of 'trabajar', meaning the speaker has a job or works.
Ahora Trabajo en una empresa internacional.
Now I work at an international company.
de camarero.
deh kah-mah-REH-roh
as a waiter
'Trabajar de' + job means 'to work as'. Stress ca-ma-RE-ro and use tapped 'r's.
Trabaja de profesor.
He works as a teacher.
Words in this phrase
de
[deh]
as
With 'trabajar', 'de' introduces the job role.
Trabajo de profesor.
I work as a teacher.
camarero
[kah-mah-REH-roh]
waiter
A person serving in a bar or restaurant.
El camarero es muy amable.
The waiter is very kind.
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