意味
To successfully secure employment.
文化的背景
The term 'curro' is the most common informal way to say work. Finding a 'puesto fijo' (permanent position) is the ultimate goal due to the high number of temporary contracts. The word 'chamba' is used everywhere. It is said to come from the 'Chamber of Commerce' where workers used to go to find jobs. The word 'laburo' is essential. It comes from Italian immigrants. Argentines often talk about 'rebuscarse el laburo' (finding creative ways to make money). In Colombia, people often use 'camellar' (to work like a camel) as a verb for working hard. 'Encontrar un camello' can informally mean finding a job.
Drop the 'Un'
While 'encontrar un trabajo' is grammatically correct, native speakers usually just say 'encontrar trabajo' when speaking generally about employment.
Stem Change Alert
Don't forget the 'o' to 'ue' change in the present tense: 'Yo encuentro', not 'Yo encontro'.
意味
To successfully secure employment.
Drop the 'Un'
While 'encontrar un trabajo' is grammatically correct, native speakers usually just say 'encontrar trabajo' when speaking generally about employment.
Stem Change Alert
Don't forget the 'o' to 'ue' change in the present tense: 'Yo encuentro', not 'Yo encontro'.
Use 'De' for Roles
Always use 'de' to specify the job title: 'Encontré trabajo de camarero'.
Regional Slang
If you are in Spain, use 'curro'. If in Mexico, use 'chamba'. It will make you sound much more fluent.
自分をテスト
Complete the sentence with the correct form of 'encontrar' in the present tense.
Yo __________ trabajo en una oficina nueva.
The 'o' in 'encontrar' changes to 'ue' for the 'yo' form.
Which sentence correctly says 'She found a job as a teacher'?
Select the correct option:
We use the past tense 'encontró' and the preposition 'de' for professions.
Match the Spanish phrase with its English equivalent.
Match the following:
These are the four main stages of employment status.
Fill in the missing word in the dialogue.
Juan: ¿Has __________ trabajo? Maria: Sí, ¡empecé ayer!
The context 'I started yesterday' implies she successfully found it.
Which phrase is most appropriate for a formal LinkedIn post?
Choose the best fit:
'He encontrado trabajo' is neutral and professional. The others are slang.
Use the subjunctive form of 'encontrar'.
Espero que tú __________ trabajo pronto.
After 'Espero que', we must use the present subjunctive.
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Regional Variations
練習問題バンク
6 問題Yo __________ trabajo en una oficina nueva.
The 'o' in 'encontrar' changes to 'ue' for the 'yo' form.
Select the correct option:
We use the past tense 'encontró' and the preposition 'de' for professions.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These are the four main stages of employment status.
Juan: ¿Has __________ trabajo? Maria: Sí, ¡empecé ayer!
The context 'I started yesterday' implies she successfully found it.
Choose the best fit:
'He encontrado trabajo' is neutral and professional. The others are slang.
Espero que tú __________ trabajo pronto.
After 'Espero que', we must use the present subjunctive.
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よくある質問
14 問'Encontrar trabajo' is more common and neutral. 'Conseguir empleo' is slightly more formal and emphasizes the effort of obtaining the position.
Yes, it is correct, but 'encontrar trabajo' (without 'un') is more natural for general employment.
The most common way is 'buscar trabajo'.
It is masculine: 'el trabajo'.
It is Spanish slang for 'trabajo'. It is very common in Spain.
You can say: 'Estoy feliz de anunciar que he encontrado trabajo en [Empresa]'.
Because it is a stem-changing verb where the 'o' becomes 'ue' in the stressed syllable.
Yes, it can be used for any type of paid work.
'Perder el trabajo' (to lose the job) or 'quedarse en el paro' (to become unemployed).
Encontrar un trabajo a tiempo parcial.
It is understood but sounds a bit formal or poetic. Stick to 'encontrar'.
It refers to getting a job through personal connections rather than merit.
It is regular: encontré, encontraste, encontró, encontramos, encontrasteis, encontraron.
No, for that use 'hacer las tareas' or 'hacer los quehaceres'.
関連フレーズ
Buscar trabajo
similarTo look for work
Perder el trabajo
contrastTo lose one's job
Oferta de trabajo
builds onJob offer/vacancy
Entrevista de trabajo
builds onJob interview
Mercado laboral
specialized formLabor market
Darse de alta
builds onTo register for social security
