Perdona que te interrumpa.
Sorry to interrupt you.
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Polite Interruptions in Spanish
Practice Spanish phrases for interrupting politely, adding a point, clarifying, correcting gently, joining a group, and checking timing.
This collection contains the most useful expressions that will help you feel confident in communication. Learning whole phrases allows you to speak faster and more naturally, without thinking about grammar.
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Asking Permission
¿Puedo añadir algo?
Can I add something?
¿Te puedo cortar un segundo?
Can I stop you for a second?
Disculpa, una cosa rápida.
Excuse me, one quick thing.
Antes de que sigas...
Before you continue...
¿Puedo intervenir brevemente?
Can I jump in briefly?
Solo un momento, por favor.
Just a moment, please.
Adding a Point
Quiero sumar un detalle.
I want to add a detail.
Falta un punto importante.
One important point is missing.
Puedo complementar esa idea.
I can add to that idea.
Esto conecta con algo más.
This connects to something else.
Me gustaría añadir algo.
I would like to add something.
Hay otra forma de verlo.
There is another way to see it.
Permíteme un comentario breve.
Allow me a brief comment.
Clarifying
No quiero perder el hilo.
I don't want to lose the thread.
¿Te refieres a esto?
Do you mean this?
¿Puedo aclarar una duda?
Can I clarify a doubt?
No entendí esa parte.
I didn't understand that part.
¿Podrías repetirlo?
Could you repeat that?
Solo para confirmar...
Just to confirm...
¿Estamos hablando de lo mismo?
Are we talking about the same thing?
Gentle Correction
Creo que falta contexto.
I think context is missing.
Tal vez no sea exacto.
Maybe it's not exact.
Con respeto, discrepo.
Respectfully, I disagree.
Hay un dato distinto.
There is a different fact.
Puede haber un matiz.
There may be a nuance.
Revisemos ese punto.
Let's review that point.
No lo veo igual.
I don't see it the same way.
Time-Sensitive
Esto es urgente.
This is urgent.
Perdón, tengo que avisar algo.
Sorry, I have to mention something.
Antes de cerrar el tema...
Before closing the topic...
Hay poco tiempo.
There is little time.
Necesito intervenir ahora.
I need to jump in now.
Esto afecta la decisión.
This affects the decision.
No quiero que se nos pase.
I don't want us to miss it.
Joining a Group
¿Puedo unirme un momento?
Can I join for a moment?
No quiero interrumpir demasiado.
I don't want to interrupt too much.
¿De qué estaban hablando?
What were you talking about?
Me sumo si no molesto.
I'll join if I'm not bothering you.
Sigan, los escucho.
Go on, I'm listening.
Solo quería saludar.
I just wanted to say hello.
Gracias por hacerme espacio.
Thanks for making room for me.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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How many phrases should I learn daily?
We recommend focusing on 5-10 new phrases every day. Consistency is more important than quantity.
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