LinkedIn
/linkedin/from spelling rules
The English phrase "linkedin" is translated into Spanish as LinkedIn.
LinkedIn refers to the specific social-networking website.
Meaning: social-networking website (name)
How do you pronounce it?
/linkedin/
Did you know?
- While the name LinkedIn is universal, Spanish speakers often use the verb linkedinear to describe the act of networking or searching for candidates on the platform.
- In many Spanish-speaking countries, the term 'networking' is used directly as a loanword in business settings, often appearing alongside the brand name.
- Because LinkedIn is a proper noun, it does not change for gender or number, but the adjectives describing it must be masculine to match the implied noun sitio web or red social.
Examples in context
- ¿Está usted en LinkedIn?Are you on LinkedIn?
- Me pueden encontrar en LinkedIn en este enlaceYou can find me on LinkedIn at this link
- Sí, aquí te paso mi perfil. ¡Agreguémonos!Yes, here's my profile. Let's connect!
- Busco empleo en LinkedIn.I am looking for a job on LinkedIn.
- Tu perfil de LinkedIn es muy profesional.Your LinkedIn profile is very professional.
- ¿Me puedes añadir en LinkedIn?Can you add me on LinkedIn?
Example conversation
Javier and Lucía are discussing professional networking at a coffee shop.
- Javier¿Tienes cuenta en LinkedIn?Do you have a LinkedIn account?
- LucíaSí, la uso mucho para el trabajo.Yes, I use it a lot for work.
- JavierPerfecto, te enviaré una solicitud.Perfect, I will send you a request.
- LucíaDe acuerdo, Javier, estaré pendiente.Okay, Javier, I'll keep an eye out.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
