Spanish Phrase
Sí, ofrecemos entrenamiento personal en grupos pequeños.
Meaning
‘Yes, we offer personal training in small groups.’ The sentence confirms a service and highlights that the training is done in intimate, limited‑size groups, which can be a selling point for clients seeking more attention.
When to use
Use this response when a potential client asks whether you provide personal training, especially if you want to emphasize the small‑group format as a benefit.
✦Grammar Breakdown
Síofrecemosentrenamientopersonalengrupospequeños
Sí (affirmation)
Used to confirm or agree, placed at the beginning of the sentence.
ofrecemos (present indicative)
First‑person plural form of ofrecer, meaning ‘we offer’.
entrenamiento personal (noun phrase)
‘Personal training’; the adjective personal follows the noun in Spanish.
en (preposition)
Introduces the location or manner, here ‘in’ small groups.
grupos pequeños (adjective after noun)
In Spanish adjectives usually follow the noun; both must agree in gender and number.
🗨In Conversation
¿Tienen clases de entrenamiento personal?
Do you have personal training classes?
Sí, ofrecemos entrenamiento personal en grupos pequeños.
Yes, we offer personal training in small groups.
✕Common Mistakes
Si, ofrecemos entrenamiento personal en grupos pequeños.
‘Si’ without an accent means ‘if’; the correct affirmative is ‘Sí’ with an accent.
Sí, ofrecemos personal entrenamiento en grupos pequeños.
The adjective usually follows the noun; ‘personal entrenamiento’ sounds unnatural.
Sí, ofrecemos entrenamiento personal en grupos pequeño.
Adjectives must agree in number; use ‘pequeños’ for plural groups.
↔Alternatives
Sí, brindamos entrenamiento personal en grupos reducidos.
Yes, we provide personal training in reduced groups.
Claro, hacemos entrenamiento personal en grupos íntimos.
Sure, we do personal training in intimate groups.
Por supuesto, ofrecemos sesiones de entrenamiento personal en grupos pequeños.
Of course, we offer personal training sessions in small groups.
Cultural Tip
In many Spanish‑speaking countries, ‘ofrecer’ and ‘brindar’ are interchangeable, but ‘brindar’ sounds slightly more formal. Mentioning ‘grupos pequeños’ signals a premium, attentive service, which is especially valued in fitness centers in Spain and Latin America.