How to Say ‘To work well in a team’ in Spain Spanish
Trabajar bien en equipo
trah-bah-HAR byehn ehn eh-KEE-poh
[trah-bah-HAR byehn ehn eh-KEE-poh]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish says en equipo "in team", with no word for "a". You can swap in another verb, as in estudiar en equipo "to study as a team".
Phrase Breakdown
Trabajar bien
trah-bah-HAR byehn
to work well
'Trabajar' is the infinitive 'to work' and 'bien' means 'well'. Stress the last syllable: tra-ba-JAR. The 'b' between vowels is soft, with the lips barely touching.
Me gusta trabajar bien y rápido.
I like to work well and fast.
Words in this phrase
Trabajar
[trah-bah-HAR]
to work
Infinitive verb meaning to do a job or labour.
Me gusta trabajar en equipo.
I like to work in a team.
bien
[byehn]
well, good
With 'venir', 'venir bien' means to suit or be convenient.
El viernes me viene bien.
Friday suits me well.
en equipo
ehn eh-KEE-poh
in a team / as a team
A fixed expression meaning 'as a team'. Link the words smoothly: 'e-ne-KI-po'. The 'qu' sounds like 'k' and the 'u' is silent.
Jugamos en equipo.
We play as a team.
Words in this phrase
en
[ehn]
in
A preposition meaning inside or within a place, situation, or context.
En «En» mi empresa, todos colaboran bien.
In my company, everyone collaborates well.
equipo
[eh-KEE-poh]
team
A group of people working together toward a shared goal.
Un equipo unido suele tener mejor comunicación.
A united team usually has better communication.
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