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161 Cards in this Set

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applicant
el/la aspirante
candidate
el/la candidato/a
job interview
la entrevista de trabajo
résumé
la hoja de vida
position
el puesto
job application
la solicitud de empleo
part time
el tiempo parcial
job, work
el trabajo
management
la administración
Business Administration
la Administración de Empresas
workplace atmosphere
el ambiente de trabajo
business climate
el ambiente empresarial
increase
el aumento
benefit
el beneficio
training
la capacitación
commitment
el compromiso
development
el desarrollo
unemployment
el desempleo
management, directors
los directivos
excuse

"I didn't have any excuse not to finish the work."
la disculpa

"No tenía ninguna disculpa para no terminar el trabajo."
executive (n.)
el/la ejecutivo/a
business, company
la empresa
balance (n.)
el equilibrio
success
el éxito
way, form, manner
shape of an object

"Is there a way of downloading the application form from the Internet?"
la forma

"¿Existe alguna forma de bajar el formulario de solicitud directamente de Internet?"
form, document to be completed

"If you want to apply for the job, you must fill out these forms."
el formulario

"Si quieres solicitar el trabajo debes completar estos forumlarios."
manager
el/la gerente/a
(hourly) schedule
el horario
computer science
la informática
retirement
la jubilación
leave (without pay)
la licencia (sin goce de sueldo)
university graduate
el/la licenciado/a
(present) moment
el momento
leisure

"It is important to have moments of leisure."
el ocio

"Es importante tener momentos de ocio."
pleasure

"A job well done gives me pleasure."
el placer

"Me da placer el trabajo bien hecho."
policy
la política
computer programming
la programación de computadoras
human resources
los recursos humanos
result
el resultado
unemployment insurance
el seguro de desempleo
degree
el título
sale
la venta
advantage
la ventaja
to reach a goal

"I always reach the goals I set for myself."
alcanzar una meta

"Siempre alcanzo las metas que me propongo."
to act
actuar
to apply something on (like paint, sunscreen),
to put on,
to enforce a theory or law

"The law is rigorously enforced and one cannot smoke in the office."
aplicar

"La ley se aplica rigurosamente y no se puede fumar en la oficina."
to take advantage of

"I am going to take advantage of the free time to go shopping."
aprovechar

"Voy a aprovechar las horas libres para ir de compras."
to advance, promote
ascender (ie)
to deal with the public
atender al público (ie)
to attract
atraer
to train
capacitarse
to count on
contar con (ue)
to be convenient, to suit one's interests
convenir (ie)
to be difficult
constarle (ue) a uno
to fulfill, execute

"It is important to fulfill/execute the contract."
cumplir con

"Es importante cumplir con el contrato."
to have at one's disposal

"I don't have much time at my disposal today."
disponer de

"No dispongo de mucho tiempo hoy."
to focus on; approach (a problem)
enfocar (un problema)
to train
entrenar
to demand

"The raise that they are demanding is too high."
exigir

"El aumento que exigen es demasiado alto."
to find
hallar
to flee

"This job imposes so many pressures that I want to flee far away."
huir

"Este trabajo impone tantas presiones que quiero huir lejos."
to send
mandar
to postpone

"This report cannot be postponed (any)more; it ought to be ready today."
postergar

"Este informe no se puede postergar más; debe estar listo hoy."
to set a goal

"I reached the goals that I set for myself this week."
proponer una meta

"Cumplí las metas que me propuse esta semana."
to do

"We are doing/did all of the tasks of the day."
realizar

"Realizamos todas las tareas del día."
to solve
resolver (ue)
to retain, to keep
retener (ie)
to apply (for a job), to solicit, to request

"You can ask for the forms in City Hall."
solicitar

"Puedes solicitar los forumlarios en el Ayuntamiento."
to take into account
tener (ie) en cuenta
to be a question of
tratarse de
ample, wide
amplio/a
disappointed

"His bosses are disappointed with the earnings from this year."
decepcionado/a

"Sus jefes están decepcionados con las ganancias de este año."
in charge
encargado/a
the others

"I finished with my homework but the others did not."
los/las demás

"Yo cumplí con mi tarea pero los demás no."
available

"The boss is not available because she is in a meeting."
disponible

"La jefa no está dispoinible porque está en una reunión."
unfaithful

"The boss is unfaithful to his promises."
infiel

"El jefe es infiel a sus promesas."
work related
laboral
free

"I don't have any free time today."
libre

"No tengo nada de tiempo libre hoy."
following, next
siguiente
in this way
de este modo
only
sólo
solely
únicamente
job record, work history

"I have a very good work history."
antecendente laboral

"Tengo muy buenos antecedentes laborales."
to set goals
proponer metas
to apply for a job

"I'm going to apply for this job that appeared in today's paper."
solicitar un trabajo

"Voy a solicitar este trabajo que apareció en el diario de hoy."
to expect a lot of oneself

"Margarita will go far in her job because she expects a lot of herself."
tener afán de superación

"Margarita va a llegar lejos en su trabajo porque tiene mucho afán de superación."
to be fluent in other languages

"At the interview, they asked me if I was fluent in other languages."
tener dominio de otros idiomas

"En la entrevista me preguntaron si tenía dominio de otros idiomas."
to be articulate

"Because she is so articulate, she was able to convince everyone to vote for her."
tener facilidad de palabra

"Por tener gran facilidad de palabra pudo convencer a todos que votaron por ella."
to show initiative

"The new employee shows great initiative; he proposed two very productive changes for the business."
tener iniciativa

"El nuevo empleado tiene mucha iniciativa; propuso dos cambios muy productivos para la empresa."
to make decisions

"It is difficult for me to make decisions."
tomar decisiones

"Para mí es difícil tomar decisiones."
to work as a team

"In this department, we work as a team."
trabajar en equipo

"En este departamento se trabaja en equipo."
thus, so
así
to hire
contratar
résumé
el currículum vítae
employee
el/la empleado/a
employer
el/la empleador/a
enterprising
emprendedor/a
work experience
la experiencia laboral
to sign
firmar
job offer
la oferta de trabajo
meeting
la reunión
salary
el sueldo
lawyer
el/la abogado/a
architect
el/la arquitecto/a
scientist
el/la científico/a
accountant
el/la contador/a
economist
el/la economista
buisnessman/woman
el hombre de negocios /
la mujer de negocios
engineer
el/la ingeniero/a
salseman/woman
el/la vendedor/a
poise, appearance
la buena presencia
employment, job
el empleo
factory
la fábrica
boss
el/la jefe/a
job market
el mercado de trabajo
business
los negocios
balance, balance sheet
el balance
camaraderie, friendship
la camaradería
to make up for, to compensate for
compensar
contract (n.)
el contrato
disorganized
desorganizado/a
export (n.)
la exportación
image (n.)
la imagen
import (n.)
la importación
interest
el interés
to negotiate
negociar
organized
organizado/a
precise
preciso/a
productivity
la productividad
product
el producto
responsible
responsable
pay, wage
el salario
"Keep it up!"
"¡Adelante!"
"Congratulations!" (3)
"¡Enhorabuena!"
"¡Felicidades!"
"¡Felicitaciones!"
"Fantastic!"
"¡Fantástico!"
"I am very happy for you!"
"¡Me alegro mucho por ti!"
"How nice!"
"Qué bien!"
"I congratulate you!"
"¡Te felicito!"
Indefinite Words

something
someone
any/some/someone
Palabras indefinidas

algo
alguien
alguno/a/os/as
Indefinite Words

always
Palabras indefinidas

siempre
Indefinite Words

or
either...or
also, too
Palabras indefinidas

o
o...o
también
Negative Words

nothing
no one/nobody
no/none/no one
Palabras negativas

nada
nadie
ninguno/a
Negative Words

never
Palabras negativas

nunca, jamas
Negative Words

nor
neither...nor
neither/not...either
Palabras negativas

ni
ni...ni
tampoco
Patterns With Negatives
(double negative)
no + verb phrase + negative word

(regular pattern)
negative word + verb phrase
Notes on ninguno/alguno

"No applicant knew how to answer the questions correctly."
1. They become ningún and algún before masculine singluar nouns
2. They are seldom used in the plural

"Ningún aspirante supo contestar las preguntas correctamente."
Notes on ninguno

"None of these employees has unemployment insurance."
3. Ninguno/a may be followed by de + a noun phrase

"Ninguno de estos empleados tiene seguro de desempleo."
Use of "personal a" before
nadie/alguien, alguno/ninguno
when they function as DO

"Do you know anyone in this company?"
"No, I don't knot anyone there."
"¿Conoce a alguien en esta empresa?"

"No, no conozco a nadie aquí."
Describing unknown and nonexistent people and things:
Adjectival Clauses

Part 1: Sentence Structure
1. As any adjective, an adjectival clause describes the preceding noun or pronoun. The noun or pronoun described is called teh antecedent.
Describing unknown and nonexistent people and things:
Adjectival Clauses

Part 2: Use of subjunctive with unknown (unidentified) or nonexistent antecedent.
"We need someone who knows about family policies."
"Necesitamos a alguien que sepa de derecho familiar." (unidentified)

"There is no one who wants to invest in this product."
"No hay ninguna persona que quiera invertir en este producto."(nonexistent)
Describing unknown and nonexistent people and things:
Adjectival Clauses

Part 3: Use of indicative with person or thing that exists or has already been identified.
One example:
"I applied for the job that is offered at the university."
"Solicité el trabajo que ofrecen en la universidad."(specific=indicativo)

"I am looking for a job that is interesting."
"Busco un trabajo que sea interesante." (unidentified=subjuntivo)
Describing unknown and nonexistent people and things:
Adjectival Clauses

"We'll give the employees the raise that they want." (specific)
"We'll give the employyees whichever raise they want." (unknown)
"Les daremos el aumento que los empleados quieren." (specific)

"Les daremos el aumento que los empleados quieran." (unknown)
Talking about generalities and giving information:
The Impersonal se
1. When we talk about generalities without mentioning a specific subject ("they want...", "people say that.."), use the pattern

se + third personal singular verb + que
Using personal se to report an action in the passive voice that does not specify who is doing the action.

"A computer engineer is needed."
"Bilingual business administrators are needed."
se + 3rd person singluar verb + singluar subject

se + 3rd person plural verb + plural subject

"Se necesita ingeniero en computadoras."
"Se necesitan administradores de empresa bilingües."
The impersonal se is also used in signs that give information or warning.

"For rent..."
"Spanish spoken here."
"Please don't touch."
"For sale."
"Se alquila(n)..."
"Se habla español."
"Se ruega no tocar."
"Se vende(n).
Describing general qualities:

lo + [más/menos]+ singular masculine adjective
To describe general qualities or abstract ideas, as in "the good thing", "the interesting thing", etc., Spanish uses the neuter article lo followed by an adjective.

For emphasis or to express degree of quality, the words más or menos may be added.
"The good thing about this job is the flexible hours."

"The most important thing about the interview was the salary negotiation."
"Lo bueno de este trabajo es el horario flexible."

"Lo más importante de la entrevista fue la negociación del salario."
Describing general qualities
Use of "lo que"

"What (the thing that) I love about my job is..."
"Ask Luisa what a social worker does."
lo que = the thing that/what

"Lo que me encanta de mi trabajo es..."
"Pregúntale a Luisa lo que hace un/a asistente social."
Explaining what you want others to do:
Indirect Commands
A. Form: uses present subjunctive

B. Sentence Structure: que, meaning "let/may/have", is always used to introduce the indirect command. The subject may go before the verb or after the object.
Uses of Indirect Commands
(with examples)
1. to tell someone what you want another person(s) to do.
"Que Inés te dé los nuevos contratos."

2. to express good wishes to another person.
"¡Que tengas suerte en la entrevista!"
"Susy, have Sonia prepare the documents for the meeting, please."

"Have Graciela make the photocopies."
"Susy, que Sonia prepare los documentos para la reunión, por favor."

"Que haga las fotocopias Graciela."