Разрешите представиться
razreshite predstavit'sya
Allow me to introduce myself
Usage
Formal opening phrase for introducing yourself in a business setting
Grammar Note
"Разрешите" is the formal/plural imperative of "разрешить" (to allow). "Представиться" is reflexive
Я работаю в компании
ya rabotayu v kompanii
I work at a company
Usage
Basic phrase for stating where you work
Grammar Note
"В" + prepositional case expresses location. "Компании" is the prepositional of "компания" (company)
Когда можно назначить встречу?
kogda mozhno naznachit' vstrechu
When can a meeting be scheduled?
Usage
Scheduling a business meeting with a partner or colleague
Grammar Note
"Назначить" is perfective (to set/schedule). "Встречу" is the accusative of "встреча" (meeting)
Могу ли я получить ваши контактные данные?
mogu li ya poluchit' vashi kontaktnye dannye
May I have your contact details?
Usage
Exchanging contact information in a business context
Grammar Note
"Ваши" is the formal/plural possessive. In business, "вы/ваш" (formal you) is used instead of "ты/твой"
Пришлите мне предложение по электронной почте
prishlite mne predlozheniye po elektronnoy pochte
Please send me the proposal by email
Usage
Requesting a business proposal or quote be sent via email
Grammar Note
"Пришлите" is the formal imperative of "прислать" (to send). "По" + dative expresses means of communication
Мы заинтересованы в сотрудничестве
my zainteresovany v sotrudnichestve
We are interested in collaboration
Usage
Expressing interest in a business partnership
Grammar Note
"Заинтересованы" is the short plural passive participle. "В" + prepositional expresses interest in something
Каков ваш бюджет?
kakov vash byudzhet
What is your budget?
Usage
Asking about the budget for a project or deal
Grammar Note
"Каков" is the short interrogative adjective for masculine nouns. Feminine: "какова", neuter: "каково"
Подпишем договор?
podpishem dogovor
Shall we sign the contract?
Usage
Proposing to sign the contract after successful negotiations
Grammar Note
"Подпишем" is the perfective future first-person plural of "подписать" (to sign), used as a suggestion
Нам нужно больше времени для принятия решения
nam nuzhno bol'she vremeni dlya prinyatiya resheniya
We need more time to make a decision
Usage
Asking for more time before making a business decision
Grammar Note
"Нам" is the dative of "мы" (we). "Для" + genitive verbal noun expresses purpose
Спасибо за плодотворную встречу
spasibo za plodotvornuyu vstrechu
Thank you for a productive meeting
Usage
Thanking the other party at the end of a business meeting
Grammar Note
"За" + accusative expresses gratitude for something. "Встречу" is feminine, so "плодотворную" agrees in gender
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