How to Say “Remotely” in Spanish

remotamente
/reˌmotaˈmente/
The Spanish word for remotely is remotamente.
The word remotamente means at a distance or far away. In the context of modern employment, it is used to describe working from a location other than a central office.
Meaning: at a distance, far away (adv)

How do you pronounce it?

/reˌmotaˈmente/

Did you know?

  • In a professional context, if you want to say you are 'working remotely', a Spanish speaker is more likely to use the phrase en remoto rather than the adverb remotamente. The latter can sometimes sound overly formal or literary in a casual office setting.
  • Spanish has a specific term teletrabajo for remote work, which functions as a single noun. This often replaces the need to use the adverb remotamente entirely when discussing employment.
  • The suffix -mente in remotamente is a relic of Old Spanish, used to transform adjectives into adverbs. Because of this, many Spanish speakers avoid overusing words ending in -mente to prevent their prose from sounding repetitive or heavy.

Examples in context

  • Vamos a incentivar a nuestra gente a trabajar remotamente.
    We are going to incentivize our people to work remotely.
    This sentence illustrates how to use remotamente when discussing working from a different location.
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  • El sistema puede ser controlado remotamente.
    The system can be controlled remotely.
  • No se parece remotamente a la realidad.
    It doesn't look remotely like reality.

Example conversation

Javier and Lucía are discussing a new security system.

  1. Javier

    ¿Puedes vigilar la casa remotamente?
    Can you monitor the house remotely?
  2. Lucía

    Sí, Javier, puedo hacerlo desde mi móvil.
    Yes, Javier, I can do it from my phone.
  3. Javier

    Eso suena muy útil para la seguridad.
    That sounds very useful for security.
  4. Lucía

    Lo es, y funciona perfectamente de forma remota.
    It is, and it works perfectly remotely.

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