Career event networking: Learning About Company Culture
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Key Phrases
Posso saber mais sobre a cultura da empresa?
Can I learn more about the company culture?
Como vocês apoiam o crescimento profissional?
How do you support professional growth?
Isso parece ótimo, diga-me mais sobre o ambiente de trabalho.
That sounds great, tell me more about the work environment.
Skills You'll Learn
Learn about company culture and values
Aprender sobre a cultura e valores da empresa
Understand professional growth opportunities
Compreender as oportunidades de crescimento profissional
Discuss work environment features
Discutir características do ambiente de trabalho
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine you are at a job interview in Portugal, looking to learn more about the company's culture and opportunities. You engage in a conversation with the interviewer, discussing aspects such as innovation, professional growth opportunities, and the work environment.
Olá, meu nome é Emily Smith . Posso saber mais sobre a cultura da sua empresa?
Hello, my name is Emily Smith. Can I learn more about your company's culture?
Claro, Emily . Nossa empresa valoriza muito a inovação e a colaboração entre as equipes.
Of course, Emily. Our company greatly values innovation and team collaboration.
Isso soa interessante. Como vocês apoiam a inovação?
That sounds interesting. How do you support innovation?
Nós encorajamos todos a apresentar ideias novas e também oferecemos cursos de capacitação.
We encourage everyone to present new ideas and also offer training courses.
E quais são as oportunidades para crescimento profissional?
And what are the opportunities for professional growth?
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
Olá
oh-lah
Hello
Meu
may-oo
My
Nome
noh-meh
Name
É
eh
Is
💬 [É] is the verb [ser] here: [Meu nome é Ana.] Portuguese often drops the subject in simple statements like this, so you can reuse the pattern directly.
See breakdown →Meu nome é
may-oo no-meh eh
My name is
💬 This is the standard pattern for introducing yourself: [Meu nome é + name]. In real conversation, people also very often shorten it to [Sou + name].
See breakdown →Posso
po-ssoo
Can I
Saber
sa-ber
To know
💬 [Saber] literally means [to know], but in phrases like [saber mais] it means [find out] or [learn]. The same idea works in [Quero saber mais.]
See breakdown →Mais
my-ss
More
Saber mais
sa-bair ma-ees
Learn more
💬 [Saber mais] is literally [to know more], but it's the natural way to say [learn more] or [find out more]. You can swap in other verbs the same way: [Quero saber mais.]
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