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Reunión de Equipo el Lunes por la Mañana
A Monday morning team meeting runs through the week ahead, complete with the deflections and diplomatic phrasing every office needs.
Reinforces vocabulary from Spanish at Work — From Contracts to Coffee Breaks.
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The Scene
A routine Monday morning check-in — the kind of meeting that runs on diplomatic phrasing, gentle deflection, and the careful art of saying “it’s not quite done yet” without sounding like you’ve dropped the ball.
Vocabulary Highlights
- los pendientes — “the pending items,” standard office shorthand for unfinished tasks.
- como muy tarde — “at the latest,” a useful way to commit to a deadline while leaving some room.
- sigue sin confirmar — “still hasn’t confirmed,” the natural way to describe an ongoing unresolved situation.
- ponerlos al día — “to bring them up to speed,” a common phrase for onboarding or catching someone up.
- con más calma — “more calmly / in more detail later,” a polite way to defer a longer conversation.
This scene only scratches the surface — the full chapter is in Daily Life and Culture, part of our Speak Spanish Like a Native book series.
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