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Working with Spanish speakers...How do I compliment their work?

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I know words like trajabador y trajabadora but how do you say like:

-your doing a great job (su trabajor is muy bien?) -dont worry in time you'll get it -patience my friend (patiente me amigo o me amiga) - calm down and breath (tranquillo y umm i dont know that word) - dont forget to remember to( no recurdo o pienso a ?)

I use the machine language and a dictionary i have at home, but the machine gives me answers that are confusing and the dictionary is un conjugated. But I still try to learn with span dict. In the mean time can someone help.Thanx.

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updated Jun 14, 2010
edited by --Mariana--
posted by antonio-reavis
Hola antonio - great attitude :o I'll leave it to the heavyweights to help with the Spanish but ..."compliment"; "You're doing.." - nonombre, Jun 14, 2010
Hi antonio, please use correct spelling in the title too;) - 00494d19, Jun 14, 2010

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Está(s) haciendo un buen trabajo. You're doing a great job. smile

No te preocupes, con el tiempo lo harás bien. Don't worry, in time you'll get it.

Ten paciencia mi amiga/o. Have patience my friend.

Calmarse, respirar. Calm down, breath. (or as you said 'tranquila' smile

updated Jun 14, 2010
posted by Kiwi-Girl
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I love these sort of questions!

Can't be sure to answer them correctly, but I'd like to suggest for one of them that instead of trying to say:

Don't forget to remember to it might be easier just to keep it totally positive and say Please remember to so maybe

Por favor, recuerde ...cualquiera cosa

updated Jun 14, 2010
posted by galsally
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Antonio, I think it's really great that you are learning Spanish to create a better work environment!!

Here are some simple phrases for you to practice:

¡Bien hecho! = "Well done!"

Cálmate y respira = "Relax and breath."

Paciencia, mi amigo(a) = "Patience, my friend."

updated Jun 14, 2010
posted by --Mariana--