Business Spanish Vocabulary you need to know!

In this video, we're going to teach you the Business Spanish vocabulary you need to know! This vocabulary will help you communicate effectively in business settings, whether you're speaking to a customer or coworker. If you're looking to learn Business Spanish, then this video is for you! This is the perfect primer for your future business endeavors!
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[@ghost_strucid6579]

I’m working with my cousin doing landscaping and they mainly speak Spanish so muchas gracias 🙏🏿 life saver lol

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Muchísimas gracias 🙏 😊

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Un million de gracias

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[@PaulEllisBIGDATA]

Thank you mucho

[@Dawn_Of_Justice]

Useful videos.

[@Dawn_Of_Justice]

1. Empresa - company Oficina - office Jefe - boss Director - director Reunión - meeting Negocios - business deals Contrato laboral - work contract Mercado - market Entrevista De trabajo - job interview Empleado - employee 2.

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[@kathywithakay]

I’m enjoying the real world pronunciation and some vocabulary I haven’t been given, but it seems like no one reviewed these videos before posting. Sometimes slides repeat, and on this one the soundtrack doesn’t always match the slide. Moreover, when teaching Spanish it’s a great idea to include the definite article (la, el) with the noun. Is it REALLY “estar contratado” - to be (in?) contract? These little mistakes with the editing undermine my confidence in the translations.