Business Words - Palabras de negocios

Beginner Spanish · Business communication
Business Spanish
Business Spanish becomes useful when you can explain what a company does, talk about its products or services, discuss a project with a client, and ask about contracts, budgets, and deadlines.
Your next small win: describe a company, ask about products and services, talk about a project, and handle basic client and contract questions.
Start with the business
Core Business Vocabulary
These words give you a practical base for talking about companies, clients, and what a business provides.
Business
Company
Client / customer
Product
Service
Employee
Name four business words
Say “company, client, product, and service” in Spanish.
Empresa, cliente, producto y servicio.
More business vocabulary
Supplier
Sale
Project
Contract
Explain what a company does
Companies, Products, and Services
These questions help you learn what a company does and what it offers.
What does the company do?
The company offers technology services.
What products do you sell?
We sell products for companies.
What services do you offer?
We work with international clients.
Useful phrase: ¿A qué se dedica...? is a common way to ask what a person or company does professionally.
Learning about a company
What does the company do?
We offer services for small businesses.
Do you also sell products?
Yes, we have several products for our clients.
Ask about a company
Ask what the company does, what products it sells, and what services it offers.
¿A qué se dedica la empresa?
¿Qué productos venden?
¿Qué servicios ofrecen?
Talk about work in progress
Projects and Deadlines
Use these phrases to ask how a project is going and when it needs to be completed.
How is the project going?
The project is going well.
We are working on an important project.
What is the deadline?
The deadline is Friday.
We have to finish it before Friday.
Useful chunk: ¿Cómo va...? asks how something is progressing. Tenemos que + infinitive expresses something the group has to do.
Checking a project
How is the new project going?
It's going very well, but we have a lot of work.
What is the deadline?
We have to finish it before Friday.
Check a project
Ask how the project is going and what the deadline is, then say that it must be finished before Friday.
¿Cómo va el proyecto?
¿Cuál es la fecha límite?
Tenemos que terminarlo antes del viernes.
Discuss the business arrangement
Contracts and Budgets
These phrases help you talk about a contract or project budget without needing specialized legal or financial vocabulary.
We need to review the contract.
When can we sign the contract?
We're going to sign the contract tomorrow.
What is the budget for this project?
We have a budget for the project.
The client wants to work with us.
Language only: this section teaches basic communication about contracts and budgets. It does not explain contract terms, legal rights, investment decisions, or financial strategy.
Discussing a contract
The client wants to work with us.
Perfect. We need to review the contract.
When can we sign the contract?
We can sign it next week.
Discuss a project agreement
Say that the contract needs to be reviewed, ask when it can be signed, and ask about the project budget.
Necesitamos revisar el contrato.
¿Cuándo podemos firmar el contrato?
¿Cuál es el presupuesto para este proyecto?
Business results vocabulary
Profit
Loss
Revenue / income
Expense
Investment
Lesson boundary: these terms are included for recognition. Detailed prices, spending, saving, payment methods, and personal financial decisions belong in other lessons.
Your turn · 8 quick questions
Practice: Business Spanish
Choose the answer that best fits each situation. Focus on companies, products, services, clients, projects, contracts, budgets, and deadlines.
Practice complete
You can handle a basic business conversation in Spanish.
A few business phrases to revisit
One last step: handle a business conversation without choices.
Ask what a company does, ask what services it offers, check a project's deadline, and ask when a contract can be signed.
¿A qué se dedica la empresa?
¿Qué servicios ofrecen?
¿Cuál es la fecha límite?
¿Cuándo podemos firmar el contrato?
Which word means “company”?
- empresa
- cliente
- servicio
- producto
Empresa means “company.”
empresa = company
You want to know what a company does. What do you ask?
- ¿A qué se dedica la empresa?
- ¿Dónde está la empresa?
- ¿Cuántos clientes tiene la empresa?
- ¿Cuándo empieza el proyecto?
¿A qué se dedica la empresa? is a common way to ask what a company does.
¿A qué se dedica la empresa?
You want to know what services the company offers. What do you ask?
- ¿Qué servicios ofrecen?
- ¿Qué productos necesitan?
- ¿Qué clientes trabajan?
- ¿Qué contratos terminan?
¿Qué servicios ofrecen? means “What services do you offer?”
¿Qué servicios ofrecen?
You want to ask how the project is going. What do you ask?
- ¿Cómo va el proyecto?
- ¿Qué vende el proyecto?
- ¿Dónde firma el proyecto?
- ¿Quién ofrece el proyecto?
¿Cómo va...? is useful for asking how something is progressing.
¿Cómo va el proyecto?
You want to know the deadline. What do you ask?
- ¿Cuál es la fecha límite?
- ¿Cuál es el servicio?
- ¿Cuál es el cliente?
- ¿Cuál es la empresa?
Fecha límite means “deadline.”
¿Cuál es la fecha límite?
You need to review the contract. Which sentence fits?
- Necesitamos revisar el contrato.
- Necesitamos vender el contrato.
- Necesitamos ofrecer el contrato.
- Necesitamos trabajar el contrato.
Revisar means “to review” or “to check.”
Necesitamos revisar el contrato.
You want to know when the contract can be signed. What do you ask?
- ¿Cuándo podemos firmar el contrato?
- ¿Cuándo podemos vender el contrato?
- ¿Cuándo podemos ofrecer el contrato?
- ¿Cuándo podemos terminar el cliente?
Firmar un contrato means “to sign a contract.”
¿Cuándo podemos firmar el contrato?
You want to know the budget for a project. What do you ask?
- ¿Cuál es el presupuesto para este proyecto?
- ¿Cuál es el contrato para este proyecto?
- ¿Cuál es el cliente para este proyecto?
- ¿Cuál es el producto para este proyecto?
Presupuesto means “budget.”
¿Cuál es el presupuesto para este proyecto?
