Negotiate professionally using the polite conditional and nominalisation.
A salary negotiation between an employee and a manager.
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The conditional softens requests and makes them polite: « Me gustaría… », « ¿Podríamos…? », « Sería conveniente… », « Le agradecería que + imperfect subjunctive » (« que me enviara… »). Nominalisation — turning verbs into nouns — raises register: instead of « cuando asignen el proyecto », write « la asignación del proyecto »; instead of « si suben los precios », « la subida de precios ». Professional Spanish leans heavily on noun phrases: « la implementación de la medida », « el cumplimiento del acuerdo ».
Write a short, polite negotiation message (4–5 sentences) using the conditional twice and one nominalised phrase.
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