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You ask about the next step: what to say in Spanish
You ask about the next step.
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How it's done. At the end of the interview you may ask: ¿Cuándo sabré algo? (when will I know); thank and say goodbye politely; watch for a call or email.Prepared by the Movko team, November 2026. This is language help, not legal or medical advice: check the rules with the office itself.
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YOU START
¿Cuándo sabré algo sobre el puesto?
Koo-AHN-doh suh-BREH AHL-goh SOH-breh el poo-ES-toh?
When will I hear about the position?
THEY SAY
Le llamaremos en unos días.Leh yuh-muh-REH-mos en OO-nos DEE-uhs.
We'll call you in a few days.
They might also say:
En una semana le decimos algo.
En OO-nuh seh-MAH-nuh leh deh-SEE-mos AHL-goh.
In a week we'll tell you something.
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YOU REPLY
Muchas gracias por su tiempo.
MOO-chuhs GRAH-syuhs por soo TYEHM-poh.
Thank you very much for your time.
THEY SAY
A usted. Hasta pronto.Uh oos-TED. AHS-tuh PROHN-toh.
You're welcome. See you soon.
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YOU FINISH
Hasta pronto.
AHS-tuh PROHN-toh.
See you soon.
The course is in the app
This dialogue is part of the course “Spanish for life in Spain”: 416 situations with audio, a pronunciation guide and spaced review.
On the website the first dialogue, the 112 category, the rescue phrases and the “Basics” are fully open.
Words worth knowing
sabré
suh-BREH
verb
I will know
puesto
poo-ES-toh
verb
put
llamaremos
yuh-muh-REH-mos
verb
we will call
días
DEE-uhs
noun
days
Muchas
MOO-chuhs
adjective
many, much (feminine)
tiempo
TYEHM-poh
noun
time
13 more words, with explanations, base forms and tap-a-word help, are in the app.
If you did not understand
¿Puede repetirlo, por favor?
Poo-EH-deh reh-peh-TEER-loh, por fuh-BOR?
Can you repeat that, please?
¿Puede hablar más despacio, por favor?
Poo-EH-deh uh-BLAHR mahs des-PAH-syoh, por fuh-BOR?
Can you speak more slowly, please?
¿Qué significa esto?
Keh seeg-nee-FEE-kuh ES-toh?
What does this mean?
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