Remote Work

1. Busco un espazo de traballo compartido con boa conexión a internet.

   I am looking for a coworking space with a good internet connection.

   Usage

   Say you are looking for a coworking space with good internet

   Grammar Note

   Buscar takes no personal a here. Espazo is masculine

2. Que velocidade ten a wifi de aquí?

   What speed does the wifi here have?

   Usage

   Ask how fast the wifi is. Wifi is used as a feminine noun

   Grammar Note

   Wifi takes the feminine article. De aquí = "of here"

3. Necesito unha sala de reunións por dúas horas.

   I need a meeting room for two hours.

   Usage

   Ask for a meeting room for two hours

   Grammar Note

   Dúas is the feminine "two" (masculine dous)

4. Podo usar a impresora?

   Can I use the printer?

   Usage

   Ask whether you may use the printer

   Grammar Note

   Impresora is the feminine noun for a printer

5. Traballo a distancia como nómade dixital.

   I am working remotely as a digital nomad.

   Usage

   Say you work remotely as a digital nomad

   Grammar Note

   Traballar means "to work". Nómade has one form for both genders

6. Pode recomendarme un café con enchufes e wifi?

   Can you recommend a café with power sockets and wifi?

   Usage

   Ask for a café with sockets and wifi

   Grammar Note

   E means "and". Recomendarme has no hyphen

7. Teño que facer unha videochamada. Hai un lugar tranquilo?

   I need to make a video call. Is there a quiet place?

   Usage

   Ask for a quiet place for a video call

   Grammar Note

   Teño que + infinitive. Lugar is masculine

8. Que visado necesito para traballar a distancia en España?

   Which visa do I need to work remotely in Spain?

   Usage

   Ask which visa is needed to work remotely. Visado is the standard word

   Grammar Note

   Visado is masculine. España is written with ñ

9. Hai desconto mensual para socios?

   Is there a monthly discount for coworking members?

   Usage

   Ask whether there is a monthly discount for members

   Grammar Note

   Socio means "member"; plural socios

10. O meu portátil precisa dunha actualización do software.

    My laptop needs a software update.

    Usage

    Say your laptop needs a software update

    Grammar Note

    Dunha = de + unha. Software is listed, with soporte lóxico recommended

11. Estou nunha reunión en liña. Por favor, non me interrompa.

    I am in an online meeting. Please do not interrupt me.

    Usage

    Say you are in an online meeting and ask not to be interrupted

    Grammar Note

    In a negative command me goes before the verb. Nunha = en + unha

12. Necesito enviar un correo electrónico urxente.

    I need to send an urgent email.

    Usage

    Say you must send an urgent email

    Grammar Note

    Urxente is spelled with x

13. Onde podo imprimir documentos?

    Where can I print documents?

    Usage

    Ask where you can print documents

    Grammar Note

    Onde is the interrogative of place

14. Traballo noutro fuso horario.

    I work in a different time zone.

    Usage

    Say you work in a different time zone

    Grammar Note

    Noutro is the contraction of en + outro

15. A conexión falla todo o tempo. Ten unha tarifa de datos?

    The connection keeps failing. Do you have a data plan?

    Usage

    Say the connection keeps failing and ask about a data plan

    Grammar Note

    Fallar here means "not to work". Ten is the vostede form

16. Podo usar este enderezo como enderezo comercial?

    Can I use this address as a business address?

    Usage

    Ask whether you may use this address as a business address

    Grammar Note

    Enderezo is masculine, so este agrees

17. Mañá pola mañá teño unha reunión importante.

    I have an important meeting tomorrow morning.

    Usage

    Say you have an important meeting tomorrow morning

    Grammar Note

    Mañá is both "tomorrow" and "morning". Pola = por + a

18. Coñece algunha comunidade de nómades dixitais por aquí?

    Do you know of any digital nomad community here?

    Usage

    Ask whether the person knows a digital nomad community nearby

    Grammar Note

    Coñecer means to know people or places. Use the third person for vostede

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