Interview in Spanish 🇪🇸

pronunciation

normal speech: en-treh-VEES-tah

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entrevista info.

Tips to remember the word ‘entrevista’:
– You can associate ‘entrevista’ with the English word ‘interview’ since they share a similar spelling and meaning. Consider the ‘vista’ part as ‘view’ in English, as an interview is a way to ‘view’ someone’s insights or assess their suitability.
– Think of ‘entre-‘ as ‘enter’ in English, and ‘vista’ as ‘view.’ So, you ‘enter’ to have a ‘view’ or conversation with someone.

Explanations:
– ‘Entrevista’ is a Spanish noun that refers to a formal meeting in which someone asks questions to obtain information from another person. It is commonly used in the context of job applications, journalism, or any situation that requires an exchange of information through questions and answers.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– ‘Charla’ (informal conversation or chat, but can imply a less structured interaction)
– ‘Interrogatorio’ (more commonly used for police interviews or interrogations)
– ‘Coloquio’ (refers to a serious discussion or conference, and it can sometimes be used interchangeably with ‘entrevista’)

Alternate meanings like slang:
– ‘Entrevista’ does not typically have a slang meaning in Spanish; it maintains a formal or professional connotation.

Examples of sentences that use ‘entrevista’:
– “Mañana tengo una entrevista de trabajo en una empresa importante.” (Tomorrow I have a job interview at an important company.)
– “El periodista preparó sus preguntas para la entrevista con el autor.” (The journalist prepared his questions for the interview with the author.)
– “Después de la entrevista, me sentí más confiado sobre mis posibilidades de obtener el puesto.” (After the interview, I felt more confident about my chances of getting the position.)

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