Career event networking: Following Up After the Event
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Key Phrases
Nos conocimos en el evento de networking.
We met at the networking event.
¿Podemos intercambiar correos electrónicos?
Can we exchange email addresses?
Nos vemos el martes entonces.
See you on Tuesday then.
Skills You'll Learn
Introducing oneself at a business event
Presentarse en un evento profesional
Requesting to keep in touch
Solicitar mantener el contacto
Scheduling a professional meeting
Agendar una reunión profesional
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine you're at a networking event in Mexico where you meet someone who shares mutual professional interests. You want to keep the connection alive after the event, so you approach them to exchange email addresses. Both of you express interest in discussing potential collaboration opportunities, particularly in digital marketing, and agree to meet again the following week to talk in detail.
Hola. Me llamo Emily Smith . Nos conocimos en el evento de networking el otro día.
Hello. My name is Emily Smith. We met at the networking event the other day.
¡Hola, Emily ! Sí, me acuerdo de ti. ¿Cómo estás?
Hi, Emily! Yes, I remember you. How are you?
Bien, gracias. ¿Y tú?
Good, thanks. And you?
Muy bien, gracias por preguntar.
Very well, thanks for asking.
Quería seguir en contacto. ¿Podemos intercambiar correos electrónicos?
I wanted to keep in touch. Can we exchange email addresses?
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
Hola
OH-la
Hi
Me llamo
meh YA-mo
My name is
💬 [Me llamo] is the usual way to say your name in Spanish, literally more like "I call myself." Use the same pattern with any name: [Me llamo Ana].
See breakdown →Me llamo Emily Smith .
meh YA-mo
My name is Emily Smith.
💬 [Me llamo] is the standard way to introduce yourself by name, not a word-for-word match to English [my name is]. The pattern stays the same with any name: [Me llamo Carlos Ruiz].
See breakdown →Nos conocimos
nohs koh-noh-SEE-mohs
We met
💬 [Nos conocimos] means [we met] when two people met each other. Spanish often uses [conocer] this way for first meetings: [Nos conocimos en una conferencia].
See breakdown →En el evento
en el eh-ven-toh
At the event
De networking
de NET-wohr-king
Of networking
💬 In Mexico, people often do use the English loanword [networking] in business contexts. You'll also hear more natural Spanish alternatives like [contactos] depending on the speaker.
See breakdown →Nos conocimos en el evento de networking.
nos co-no-ci-mos en el e-ven-to de net-wor-king
We met at the networking event.
💬 [Nos conocimos] is the natural way to say [we met] when talking about meeting each other for the first time. You can reuse it with other places: [Nos conocimos en LinkedIn] or [Nos conocimos en la oficina].
See breakdown →¡Hola, Emily !
OH-la
Hi, Emily!
Me acuerdo
meh ah-KWEHR-do
I remember
💬 With [acordarse], Spanish uses [de]: [me acuerdo de...]. Same pattern: [Me acuerdo de tu nombre], not just [me acuerdo tu nombre].
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