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Spanish for Retail Business

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Spanish for Retail Business

By: Stacey Kammerman
Narrated by: Stacey Kammerman
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With the rapidly increasing Spanish-speaking population in today's marketplace, knowing Spanish has become crucial in the retail business. Learning Spanish will empower you to meet the needs of your Spanish-speaking clientele and will help you fulfill your career goals. Spanish for Retail Business is custom designed for business professionals, sales representatives, managers, and supervisors who interact with Spanish-speaking clients and/or employees. Learn Spanish words and phrases that relate directly to the most commonly encountered situations in retail, without tedious grammar lessons.

Topics covered:

  • Customer Service
  • Sales
  • Payment
  • Phone Conversations
  • What Your Client Would Say
  • Hiring & Firing Employees
  • Praising Employees/Co-Workers
  • General Business Vocabulary
  • And Much More!

    • Download the accompanying reference guide.©2006 Stacey Kammerman (P)2006 Stacey Kammerman     Language Learning Spanish Business Business Spanish
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    I purchased wanting to brush up on language specific to retail to help me communicate better with customers. Unfortunately, the vocabulary was limited. I found myself thinking the Spanish word before it was even stated. Not super helpful since I have studied Spanish previously.

    Not for anyone who has already studied Spanish

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