Business Spanish Flashcards
Grade 12 · Spanish · Flashcards
Essential vocabulary for professional communication, formal correspondence, and workplace interactions in Spanish-speaking business environments.
Flashcards
- Usted (Ud.)
- Formal second-person pronoun; required in business correspondence and professional interactions with unfamiliar parties.
- Estimado/a Sr./Sra.:
- Standard formal salutation in business letters — 'Dear Mr./Ms. [Last Name]:'
- Atentamente,
- Standard formal closing — 'Sincerely,' — used at the end of professional emails and letters.
- La factura
- Invoice — formal request for payment issued after goods or services are delivered.
- El presupuesto
- Budget or cost estimate — financial planning document submitted before project approval.
- El plazo
- Deadline or contractual time limit for completing a task, payment, or delivery.
- La propuesta
- Proposal — formal document outlining a plan, project scope, pricing, or recommendation.
- El contrato
- Contract — legally binding document specifying the rights, obligations, and terms agreed upon by all parties.
- Negociar
- To negotiate — to engage in discussions aimed at reaching a mutually acceptable agreement on terms or price.
- El acuerdo
- Agreement — the outcome of a successful negotiation; 'llegar a un acuerdo' = to reach a deal.
- Confianza
- Trust and rapport — culturally critical foundation for business relationships in many Latin American contexts.
- La junta directiva
- Board of directors — the governing body overseeing a corporation's strategic direction and major decisions.
- Trimestral
- Quarterly — occurring every three months; commonly used in financial reports and performance reviews.
- A quien corresponda:
- 'To whom it may concern:' — formal salutation when the recipient's identity is unknown.
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