Datti in coworking en vischinanza?
Is there a coworking space nearby?
Usage
Asks where a shared office is, for working while travelling
Grammar Note
Coworking is a masculine loanword. Composed sentence; native review recommended
Pudais Vus dar a mai il pled-clav dal WLAN, per plaschair?
Could you give me the WiFi password, please?
Usage
Asks staff for the internet password in a café or coworking space
Grammar Note
Pled-clav is masculine and means password (literally a key word). Wi-Fi is called WLAN and treated as masculine. The polite Vus is capitalized. Composed sentence; native review recommended
Èsi il WLAN spert avunda per conferenzas da video?
Is the WiFi fast enough for video calls?
Usage
Checks before a video meeting whether the connection is fast enough
Grammar Note
Avunda is the adverb enough and comes after the adjective. Conferenza da video is a video conference. Composed sentence; native review recommended
Datti in lieu quiet u ina cabina privata?
Do you have a quiet area or private booth?
Usage
Asks for a quiet spot, for concentrating or taking a call
Grammar Note
Lieu is masculine and cabina is feminine, so the adjectives differ (quiet / privata). Composed sentence; native review recommended
Poss jau lavurar qua tut il di?
Can I work here all day?
Usage
Checks whether you may stay and work for a long time, for example in a café
Grammar Note
Tut il di means all day long. Composed sentence; native review recommended
Jau stoss stampar / scannar in document.
I need to print / scan a document.
Usage
Says you need to print or scan a work document
Grammar Note
The first person of stuair (must) is jau stoss. "I need to" can also be avair basegn da…. Composed sentence; native review recommended
Datti ina bischla da contact sper quest plaz?
Is there a power outlet near this seat?
Usage
Asks whether a socket is near your seat, to charge a laptop
Grammar Note
Bischla da contact is the electrical socket. Plaz is masculine and means a seat or place. Composed sentence; native review recommended
Jau hai ina sesida en lingia a las [ura].
I have an online meeting at [time].
Usage
Mentions an upcoming online meeting, as a lead-in to asking for a quiet seat or equipment. Replace the brackets with a time
Grammar Note
Sesida is feminine and means a meeting. En lingia means online. Times are a las + number (for example a las diesch). Composed sentence; native review recommended
Quant custa ina carta dal di / in abunament mensil?
What is the price for a day pass / monthly membership?
Usage
Asks the price of a day pass and of a monthly plan at a coworking space
Grammar Note
Carta dal di is a day ticket; abunament mensil is a monthly subscription. Abunament is masculine. Composed sentence; native review recommended
Datti in pult aut per lavurar en pe?
Is there a standing desk available?
Usage
Asks for a desk where you can work standing up
Grammar Note
Pult aut is the term for a standing desk. En pe means on foot or standing. Composed sentence; native review recommended
Po ins fittar in biro privat per in di?
Do you offer a private day office?
Usage
Asks whether a private office can be rented for a single day
Grammar Note
Biro is masculine and means an office. Composed sentence; native review recommended
L'internet è memia plaun. Datti ina colliaziun pli sperta?
The internet is too slow — is there a faster connection?
Usage
Asks for a faster connection when the internet is too slow to work
Grammar Note
Plaun means slow. Spert (fast) becomes sperta to agree with the feminine colliaziun. Composed sentence; native review recommended
Jau vuless cumprar ina carta SIM cun datas per la lavur.
I'd like to buy a SIM card with data for work.
Usage
Says you want to buy a data SIM for work
Grammar Note
Carta SIM is a SIM card. Datas is the plural of data; lavur is feminine and means work. Composed sentence; native review recommended
Èsi quest plaz liber?
Is this seat available?
Usage
Asks whether a seat is free before sitting down
Grammar Note
Liber means free or vacant; the opposite is occupà (taken). Composed sentence; native review recommended
Datti ina cabina da telefon quieta per telefonar?
Is there a phone booth or quiet call room?
Usage
Asks for a small quiet room where you can take work calls
Grammar Note
Quiet becomes quieta with the feminine cabina. Cabina da telefon is the term for a phone booth. Composed sentence; native review recommended
More Romansh phrases
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