Career event networking: Learning About Company Culture
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Key Phrases
¿Puedo preguntar
Can I ask
El ambiente en la oficina
Office environment
¿Cómo fomentan
How do you promote
Skills You'll Learn
Discussing company values
Hablar sobre los valores de la empresa
Expressing interest in a workplace
Expresar interés en un lugar de trabajo
Polite inquiry in a professional context
Consulta educada en un contexto profesional
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine a conversation between a job seeker and a company representative. The job seeker is interested in learning more about the company's culture to determine if it aligns with their values and work preferences. They discuss values such as innovation and teamwork, initiatives to promote these values, and the overall work environment. The seeker finds the company appealing and expresses a desire to be a part of it.
Hola, me llamo Emily Smith . ¿Puedo preguntar sobre la cultura de tu empresa?
Hello, my name is Emily Smith. Can I ask about your company's culture?
¡Hola, Emily ! Claro, me encantaría hablar sobre eso.
Hello, Emily! Of course, I'd love to talk about that.
¿Qué valores son los más importantes para tu empresa?
What values are most important to your company?
Valoramos mucho la innovación y el trabajo en equipo.
We highly value innovation and teamwork.
Interesante. ¿Cómo fomentan el trabajo en equipo?
Interesting. How do you promote teamwork?
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
Hola
OH-lah
Hello
Me
Meh
I
💬 [Me] in [me llamo] doesn't mean "I" literally; it's part of how Spanish says "I call myself." You can reuse the pattern with other people: [me llamo], [te llamas], [se llama].
See breakdown →Llamo
YA-mo
Call
💬 [Llamo] here is "I call," but in [me llamo] the whole expression means "my name is." The verb changes with the person: [me llamo], [te llamas], [se llama].
See breakdown →Me llamo
Meh YA-mo
My name is
💬 Spanish often says [me llamo] where English says "my name is" — literally, it's more like "I call myself." The same pattern works for others: [se llama Ana] = "her name is Ana."
See breakdown →¿Puedo?
PWEH-do
Can I?
Preguntar
preh-goon-TAR
To ask
¿Puedo preguntar
PWEH-do preh-goon-TAR
Can I ask
La
lah
The
Cultura
kool-TOO-rah
Culture
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