Buenas, vengo por la entrevista.
Hi, I'm here for the interview.
Tengo una cita a las tres.
I have an appointment at three.
Spanish for real life · explained in English
Walk in and say who you are and why you are there: “Buenas, vengo por la entrevista” (Hi, I'm here for the interview). Give your name, say which job you applied for, and let them lead. The opening minute is not the hard part of an interview, but it is the part that decides how nervous you feel for the rest of it.
These are the lines the first two minutes are made of. Swap the name and the job for your own.
Hi, I'm here for the interview.
Tengo una cita a las tres.
I have an appointment at three.
My name is Ana Ruiz.
Mucho gusto.
Pleased to meet you.
I applied for the warehouse job.
Vi el aviso en la página.
I saw the ad on the website.
Shall I give you my CV?
Traje una copia impresa.
I brought a printed copy.
Sorry, could you say that again?
No le entendí bien.
I didn't quite catch that.
Read one role and then the other. The translations are there to understand it; try it again afterwards without looking.
Buenas tardes. ¿En qué te puedo ayudar?
Good afternoon. How can I help you?
Buenas, vengo por la entrevista. Me llamo Ana Ruiz.
Hi, I'm here for the interview. My name is Ana Ruiz.
Perfecto, Ana. ¿Para qué puesto te postulaste?
Great, Ana. Which job did you apply for?
Para el puesto de depósito. ¿Le dejo el currículum?
The warehouse job. Shall I give you my CV?
Without reading, walk in, say why you are there, give your name and the job you applied for, then ask them to repeat something.
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