franchise

The Spanish word 'franquicia' corresponds to the English term 'franchise'. A 'franquicia' or franchise, in a business context, refers to a legal and commercial relationship between the owner of a trademark, trade name, or business model, and an individual or company that seeks to conduct the same business under the same business model, trade name, or trademark. The 'franjiquista', or franchisee, is permitted to conduct this business in return for payments, which may include initial start-up costs and regular payments or royalties. This kind of business arrangement is commonly seen in fast-food chains, convenience stores, and other businesses.

Example sentences using: franquicia

La franquicia de comida rápida es muy popular.

The fast food franchise is very popular.

This sentence is talking about a particular fast food franchise being popular. In this context, 'franquicia' refers to a type of business where the owners or operators have purchased the rights to a larger corporation's brand name and business model.

El concepto de franquicia es común en el negocio minorista.

The concept of a franchise is common in retail business.

Here, 'franquicia' is used in a broader context to refer to how common the business model of franchising is in retail industry, where individual store owners operate branches of larger chains.

Mi amigo abrió una franquicia de café nuevo.

My friend opened a new coffee franchise.

In this sentence, the use of 'franquicia' pertains to the action of a friend opening a new store or location under a larger coffee company or brand's franchise model.