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Business Negotiations in Spanish

Compact Spanish phrases for opening negotiations, discussing pricing, concessions, contract terms, timelines, risks, approvals, and closing a deal.

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Opening

  • 01

    Gracias por reunirse hoy.

    Thank you for meeting today.

  • 02

    Revisemos los puntos principales.

    Let us review the main points.

  • 03

    Queremos entender sus prioridades.

    We want to understand your priorities.

  • 04

    Buscamos un acuerdo sostenible.

    We are seeking a sustainable agreement.

  • 05

    Separemos temas comerciales y legales.

    Let us separate business and legal issues.

  • 06

    Empecemos por lo alineado.

    Let us start with what is aligned.

  • 07

    ¿Cuál es su objetivo clave?

    What is your key objective?

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Pricing

  • 08

    El precio debe reflejar valor.

    The price should reflect value.

  • 09

    Necesitamos revisar el margen.

    We need to review the margin.

  • 10

    Esta cifra no funciona.

    This number does not work.

  • 11

    Podemos ajustar el volumen.

    We can adjust the volume.

  • 12

    El descuento tiene condiciones.

    The discount has conditions.

  • 13

    Comparemos dos escenarios.

    Let us compare two scenarios.

  • 14

    Mantengamos la oferta abierta.

    Let us keep the offer open.

Concessions

  • 15

    Podemos ceder en plazo.

    We can compromise on timing.

  • 16

    Necesitamos algo a cambio.

    We need something in return.

  • 17

    Esa concesión es limitada.

    That concession is limited.

  • 18

    No podemos bajar más.

    We cannot go lower.

  • 19

    Propongo un punto intermedio.

    I propose a middle point.

  • 20

    Aceptamos si incluye soporte.

    We accept if it includes support.

  • 21

    Equilibremos el riesgo.

    Let us balance the risk.

Terms

  • 22

    Revisemos las condiciones de pago.

    Let us review the payment terms.

  • 23

    El contrato debe ser claro.

    The contract must be clear.

  • 24

    Incluyamos una cláusula de salida.

    Let us include an exit clause.

  • 25

    Definamos responsabilidades por escrito.

    Let us define responsibilities in writing.

  • 26

    Falta acordar la garantía.

    The warranty still needs agreement.

  • 27

    La exclusividad requiere revisión.

    Exclusivity requires review.

  • 28

    Evitemos ambigüedades.

    Let us avoid ambiguity.

Timeline and Risk

  • 29

    La entrega sería en marzo.

    Delivery would be in March.

  • 30

    Ese plazo es ajustado.

    That timeline is tight.

  • 31

    Necesitamos aprobar internamente.

    We need to approve internally.

  • 32

    Hay riesgo de retraso.

    There is a delay risk.

  • 33

    Mitiguemos ese riesgo juntos.

    Let us mitigate that risk together.

  • 34

    La propuesta vence mañana.

    The proposal expires tomorrow.

  • 35

    Volvamos con una respuesta.

    Let us come back with an answer.

Closing

  • 36

    ¿Estamos de acuerdo?

    Are we in agreement?

  • 37

    Prepararemos la versión final.

    We will prepare the final version.

  • 38

    Enviaremos el contrato revisado.

    We will send the revised contract.

  • 39

    Firmamos después de aprobación.

    We sign after approval.

  • 40

    Queda pendiente la firma.

    The signature remains pending.

  • 41

    Tenemos una base sólida.

    We have a solid basis.

  • 42

    Cerramos el acuerdo hoy.

    We close the deal today.

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