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Phrase set
Polite Interruptions in Spanish
Practice Spanish phrases for interrupting politely, adding a point, clarifying, correcting gently, joining a group, and checking timing.
Table of Contents
Asking Permission
- 01
Perdona que te interrumpa.
Sorry to interrupt you.
- 02
¿Puedo añadir algo?
Can I add something?
- 03
¿Te puedo cortar un segundo?
Can I stop you for a second?
- 04
Disculpa, una cosa rápida.
Excuse me, one quick thing.
- 05
Antes de que sigas...
Before you continue...
- 06
¿Puedo intervenir brevemente?
Can I jump in briefly?
- 07
Solo un momento, por favor.
Just a moment, please.
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Adding a Point
- 08
Quiero sumar un detalle.
I want to add a detail.
- 09
Falta un punto importante.
One important point is missing.
- 10
Puedo complementar esa idea.
I can add to that idea.
- 11
Esto conecta con algo más.
This connects to something else.
- 12
Me gustaría añadir algo.
I would like to add something.
- 13
Hay otra forma de verlo.
There is another way to see it.
- 14
Permíteme un comentario breve.
Allow me a brief comment.
Clarifying
- 15
No quiero perder el hilo.
I don't want to lose the thread.
- 16
¿Te refieres a esto?
Do you mean this?
- 17
¿Puedo aclarar una duda?
Can I clarify a doubt?
- 18
No entendí esa parte.
I didn't understand that part.
- 19
¿Podrías repetirlo?
Could you repeat that?
- 20
Solo para confirmar...
Just to confirm...
- 21
¿Estamos hablando de lo mismo?
Are we talking about the same thing?
Gentle Correction
- 22
Creo que falta contexto.
I think context is missing.
- 23
Tal vez no sea exacto.
Maybe it's not exact.
- 24
Con respeto, discrepo.
Respectfully, I disagree.
- 25
Hay un dato distinto.
There is a different fact.
- 26
Puede haber un matiz.
There may be a nuance.
- 27
Revisemos ese punto.
Let's review that point.
- 28
No lo veo igual.
I don't see it the same way.
Time-Sensitive
- 29
Esto es urgente.
This is urgent.
- 30
Perdón, tengo que avisar algo.
Sorry, I have to mention something.
- 31
Antes de cerrar el tema...
Before closing the topic...
- 32
Hay poco tiempo.
There is little time.
- 33
Necesito intervenir ahora.
I need to jump in now.
- 34
Esto afecta la decisión.
This affects the decision.
- 35
No quiero que se nos pase.
I don't want us to miss it.
Joining a Group
- 36
¿Puedo unirme un momento?
Can I join for a moment?
- 37
No quiero interrumpir demasiado.
I don't want to interrupt too much.
- 38
¿De qué estaban hablando?
What were you talking about?
- 39
Me sumo si no molesto.
I'll join if I'm not bothering you.
- 40
Sigan, los escucho.
Go on, I'm listening.
- 41
Solo quería saludar.
I just wanted to say hello.
- 42
Gracias por hacerme espacio.
Thanks for making room for me.
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