How to Say “Soft Launch” in Spanish

prelanzamiento
/pɾelanθamjento/from spelling rules
The English phrase "soft launch" is translated into Spanish as prelanzamiento.
In business and marketing contexts, prelanzamiento is the standard term used to describe a soft launch or a preliminary release.

What does it mean word for word?

The noun prelanzamiento is derived from the noun lanzamiento.

How do you pronounce it?

/pɾelanθamjento/

Did you know?

  • In legal contexts, lanzamiento has a much harsher meaning than a product launch, as it refers to the judicial act of evicting a tenant from a property.
  • While prelanzamiento is the formal term, some Spanish speakers use estreno for a launch, a word that specifically refers to the first time a garment is worn or a movie is screened.
  • Spanish lacks a single word for 'soft' in a business sense, so prelanzamiento focuses on the timing 'pre' rather than the 'soft' or gentle nature of the release.

Examples in context

  • Antes del lanzamiento oficial, realizaremos un lanzamiento preliminar en un mercado específico.
    Before the official launch, we will carry out a soft launch in a specific market.
  • Vamos a hacer un lanzamiento blando de la nueva aplicación para ver cómo se desarrolla.
    We're going to do a soft launch of the new app to see how it develops.
  • Antes de lanzarlo oficialmente, realizaremos un lanzamiento piloto en una región limitada.
    Before the official launch, we will conduct a soft launch in a limited region.
  • El prelanzamiento será solo para clientes VIP.
    The soft launch will be only for VIP clients.
  • Estamos organizando un prelanzamiento de la aplicación.
    We are organizing a soft launch of the application.
  • ¿Cómo fue el prelanzamiento del nuevo restaurante?
    How was the soft launch of the new restaurant?

Example conversation

Daniel and Lucía are discussing a marketing plan at the office.

  1. Daniel

    Lucía, ¿ya tenemos fecha para el prelanzamiento?
    Lucía, do we already have a date for the soft launch?
  2. Lucía

    Sí, Daniel, será el próximo lunes.
    Yes, Daniel, it will be next Monday.
  3. Daniel

    Perfecto, el prelanzamiento ayudará a probar todo.
    Perfect, the soft launch will help test everything.
  4. Lucía

    Exacto, así evitaremos errores en la apertura oficial.
    Exactly, that way we will avoid errors in the official opening.

Sources

  • IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
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