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Italian Phrase

Incontrerai la persona che assume.

/in.konˈtɾe.rai la perˈsoːna ke asˈsu.me/
Meaning"You will meet the person who hires."
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Meaning

You will meet the person who hires. The sentence is often used when talking about a future meeting with the hiring manager or the person responsible for recruitment.

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When to use

Use this phrase when you want to tell someone about an upcoming encounter with the decision‑maker in a hiring process, such as before a job interview, a networking event, or a business meeting where a contract will be signed.

Grammar Breakdown

Incontrerailapersonacheassume.

1

Future Simple (Incontrerai)

The verb 'incontrare' (to meet) is conjugated in the future simple: io incontrerò, tu incontrerai, lui/lei incontrerà, etc.

2

Definite Article (la)

Italian uses the definite article before nouns; 'la' is the feminine singular form used with 'persona'.

3

Relative Pronoun (che)

The word 'che' introduces a relative clause and can refer to both people and things.

4

Present Indicative (assume)

In the relative clause, 'assume' is the third‑person singular present indicative of 'assumere' (to hire, to take on).

🗨In Conversation

A

Hai un colloquio domani?

Do you have an interview tomorrow?

Sì, incontrerò la persona che assume.

Yes, I will meet the person who hires.

B

Common Mistakes

  • Incontrerai la persona che assumi.

    Use the third‑person singular 'assume' because the subject of the relative clause is 'la persona', not 'tu'.

  • Incontrerà la persona che assume.

    The subject is 'you' (tu), so the future form must be 'incontrerai', not the third‑person 'incontrerà'.

Alternatives

  • Incontrerai chi ti assumerà.

    You will meet the one who will hire you.

  • Ti presenterai alla persona che assume.

    You will introduce yourself to the person who hires.

  • Vedrai chi è responsabile delle assunzioni.

    You will see who is responsible for hiring.

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Cultural Tip

In Italian business settings, it is common to use a formal tone (Lei) when speaking with a potential employer. Even if you know the person, starting with a polite form shows respect. Also, Italians value personal rapport, so a brief small‑talk before getting to the business matter is expected.