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How does one say "Please wait while I transfer you to a spanish-speaking operator" in spanish?
Looking for an experienced spanish speaker to tell me how to convey this message:
I'm not looking for a literal translation or a copy and paste from google translate, if you were to call a help desk and only spoke spanish, how would someone say this to you?
8 Answers
- RELv 710 years agoFavorite Answer
Favor de esperar mientras le paso con una persona hispanoparlante.
Two details here: 'le' so you don't have to switch between 'lo' and 'la' for each customer; and 'persona' so you don't have to specify the operator's gender.
- ?Lv 45 years ago
I would not say all cool individuals talk Spanish however plenty of them do I do talk a few spanish however I used to be married for 7 years to a person from a spanish speakme nation and I picked it up slightly bit
- Anonymous10 years ago
Por favor, espera mientras se transfiere a un operador de habla española
- ?Lv 710 years ago
In ordinary , but correct Spanish:
"Haga el favor de esperar a que le pase con un/a operador/a hispanohablante"
:)
Source(s): Cubana - How do you think about the answers? You can sign in to vote the answer.
- 10 years ago
Seria:
Por favor, espere un momento para transferirlo con un operador que hable español
Por favor espere mientras lo comunico con un operador que habla español
Salu2
Source(s): 100% correcta - Anonymous10 years ago
Por favor, espera mientras que la transferencia a un operador de habla española
- ?Lv 710 years ago
Por favor espere que le paso con una operadora de habla española.
or
Por favor espere que le paso con una operadora que habla español. (maybe better because it's simpler)
Source(s): native Spanish speaker.