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42 Spanish Parent-Teacher Meeting Phrases (Audio)
Parent-teacher meetings in Spanish: progress, behavior, homework, support, and next steps. 42 phrases with English and audio.
Table of Contents
Opening the meeting
- 01
Gracias por reunirse conmigo.
Thank you for meeting with me.
- 02
Quería hablar de mi hija.
I wanted to talk about my daughter.
- 03
¿Cómo va en clase?
How are they doing in class?
- 04
¿Participa en las actividades?
Do they participate in activities?
- 05
¿Qué le cuesta más?
What is hardest for them?
- 06
¿En qué ha mejorado?
What have they improved in?
- 07
Quiero entender cómo ayudar.
I want to understand how to help.
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Homework and study
- 08
¿Entrega las tareas a tiempo?
Do they turn in homework on time?
- 09
No entiendo las instrucciones.
I do not understand the instructions.
- 10
¿Puede enviarlas por correo?
Can you send them by email?
- 11
¿Cuánto debe estudiar?
How much should they study?
- 12
Necesita rutina en casa.
They need a routine at home.
- 13
¿Hay tareas pendientes?
Are there missing assignments?
- 14
¿Cómo reviso sus deberes?
How do I check their homework?
Behavior and social skills
- 15
¿Cómo se comporta en clase?
How do they behave in class?
- 16
¿Respeta las normas?
Do they follow the rules?
- 17
¿Se distrae mucho?
Do they get distracted a lot?
- 18
¿Juega con otros niños?
Do they play with other children?
- 19
¿Tiene amigos en clase?
Do they have friends in class?
- 20
Le cuesta pedir ayuda.
They find it hard to ask for help.
- 21
¿Hay algún conflicto?
Is there any conflict?
Learning support
- 22
Necesita apoyo adicional.
They need additional support.
- 23
¿Recomienda clases de refuerzo?
Do you recommend tutoring?
- 24
¿Puede sentarse adelante?
Can they sit at the front?
- 25
Tiene dificultad para concentrarse.
They have difficulty concentrating.
- 26
¿Hay plan de apoyo?
Is there a support plan?
- 27
Quiero colaborar con ustedes.
I want to work with you.
- 28
¿Qué hacemos en casa?
What should we do at home?
Attendance and well-being
- 29
Faltó por enfermedad.
They were absent because of illness.
- 30
Traje justificante médico.
I brought a medical note.
- 31
Está cansado últimamente.
They have been tired lately.
- 32
Le preocupa venir a clase.
They are worried about coming to class.
- 33
¿Lo ve triste?
Do they seem sad to you?
- 34
¿Come bien en la escuela?
Do they eat well at school?
- 35
Avísenme si cambia algo.
Let me know if anything changes.
Follow-up
- 36
¿Cuándo revisamos el progreso?
When will we review the progress?
- 37
¿Podemos hablar el mes que viene?
Can we talk next month?
- 38
Prefiero mensajes por la aplicación.
I prefer messages through the app.
- 39
¿Con quién debo contactar?
Who should I contact?
- 40
Gracias por su paciencia.
Thank you for your patience.
- 41
Me llevo estas recomendaciones.
I will take these recommendations with me.
- 42
Seguiremos practicando en casa.
We will keep practicing at home.
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