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Spanish Business Flashcards
Master business vocabulary with flashcards, audio pronunciation, and tiered difficulty levels designed to take you from beginner to advanced.
Master business vocabulary with flashcards, audio pronunciation, and tiered difficulty levels designed to take you from beginner to advanced.
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Review Spanish business vocabulary with the full list of words and their English translations.
Boost your vocabulary retention with these clever, association-rich memory tricks tailored for Spanish learners.
Memory Trick: Think of PRE-SUPPOSING costs before spending. You pre-suppose your expenses when building a presupuesto.
Pre-suppose your spending to make a presupuesto (budget)!
Memory Trick: Picture a guy named AL storing a huge MASS IN side a giant almacén full of boxes.
Al has a mass of goods in the almacén (warehouse)!
Memory Trick: Imagine a giant HIPPO taking out a loan to open a DISCOTECA. That massive loan is a hipoteca.
A hippo opening a discoteca with a hipoteca (mortgage)!
Memory Trick: Sounds like 'key break'. Imagine a key snapping into pieces, signifying a business breaking completely into quiebra.
When a business snaps in half, it enters quiebra (bankruptcy)!
Memory Trick: Think of an IMPOSTER dressing up as an official to demand your yearly impuesto.
An imposter comes to demand your impuesto (tax)!
Memory Trick: Think of leaving your MARK on a original product to establish its marca.
Put your mark on the product to create a famous marca (brand)!
How business vocabulary varies across Spain and Latin America.
Spain: el curro / el trabajo
Mexico & Central America:
la chamba / el trabajo
Argentina & Uruguay:
el laburo / el trabajo
Chile: la pega / el trabajo
General Spanish:
el dinero en efectivo
South America (Colloquial): la plata
Mexico (Colloquial): la lana
Spain (Colloquial): la pasta
Spain & Most of Latin America:
el recibo / el comprobante
Mexico & Colombia:
el ticket / el comprobante
Argentina & Chile:
la boleta / el ticket
Spain: la tienda
Argentina & Uruguay:
el local / el negocio
Mexico: la tienda / el comercio
General Spanish: el gerente / el jefe
Spain (Colloquial):
el encargado / el jefe
Mexico & Colombia:
el patrón / el jefe
General Spanish: la empresa
Formal International Spanish:
la compañía / la firma
Argentina & Uruguay:
la firma / la empresa
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