1.3. Intermediate Spanish Vocabulary: Business Vocabulary

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1.3. Intermediate Spanish Vocabulary: Business Vocabulary

Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages ​​in the world, and mastering it can open doors to business opportunities in many countries. This chapter of our e-book course will focus on business Spanish vocabulary to help you communicate effectively in a business environment.

General Business Vocabulary

First, let's start with some general terms that are often used in the business world. These include:

• Business (Business)
• Company (Company)
• Manager (Manager)
• Customer (Customer)
• Product (Product)
• Servicio (Service)
• Sales (Sales)
• Marketing (Marketing)
• Contract (Contract)
• Reunión (Meeting)

Financial Vocabulary

Next, let's move on to financial vocabulary. Understanding these terms is crucial to conducting business in Spanish. Here are some of the more common terms:

• Invoice (Invoice)
• Assumption (Budget)
• Income (Recipes)
• Expenses (Expenses)
• Benefits (Profits)
• Impuestos (Taxes)
• Balance (Balance)
• Deuda (Debt)

Human Resources Vocabulary

Now, let's take a look at some terms related to human resources:

• Empleado (Employee)
• Contract (Contract)
• Salary (Salary)
• Schedule (Schedule)
• Permission (License)
• Dismissed (Dismissal)
• Jubilación (Retirement)

Marketing and Sales Vocabulary

Finally, let's explore some marketing and sales terms:

• Publicidad (Advertising)
• Brand (Brand)
• Price (Price)
• Descuento (Discount)
• Competence (Competition)
• Target (Target Audience)
• Demand (Demand)

This is just a glimpse of the business Spanish vocabulary you will need to know. However, mastering these terms will give you a solid foundation to communicate effectively in a business environment. Remember, practice makes perfect, so continue to use these terms in your Spanish conversations and correspondence to become more fluent.

In the next section of our e-book course, we will explore intermediate Spanish grammar, which will further deepen your knowledge and understanding of the Spanish language.

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