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Writing is one of the four core aspects of language learning. You simply can’t master a language without it! It’s time to learn about the types of Spanish writing and the best ways to practice your Spanish writing skills. 

Ten creative and fun practices in this post will have your words flowing onto paper with ease. 

New skills come with time and Spanish writing practice. Keep writing regularly and you will see improvement.

Writing in Spanish doesn’t have to be complicated. Just follow these three simple steps and you’ll be writing away in no time!

Start with Simple Sentences

Learning to write in Spanish takes practice and patience. Begin by writing simple sentences. These types of sentences normally have a single subject and verb. Stick with easy vocabulary that you are already familiar with. 

Here are a few example sentences to get you started!

Mi gato es naranja.
My cat is orange.

Tengo hambre.
I am hungry. 

Quiero dormir. 
I want to sleep. 

Esperó al tren.
He waited for the train. 

Add Transition Words

Transition words are an easy way to connect your sentences. They show the reader how your ideas are related. Common transition words include

• however – sin embargo
• finally – finalmente
• still – todavía
• additionally – adicionalmente

Memorise this list of useful transitions so that you can easily add them into your paragraphs as you write. 

Here are a few ways to use transition words!

Primero, reúne los ingredientes.
First, gather the ingredients.

Sin embargo, no estoy de acuerdo.
However, I do not agree. 

Todavía estoy esperando.
I am still waiting. 

Expand Your Vocabulary

Spice up your sentences! 

Strong writers stand out thanks to their illustrative and descriptive vocabulary words. Replace generic words like “good,” “bad,” and “said” with something more creative. Start with this guide to 100 describing words in Spanish!

Check out the before and after of these example sentences. 

Él dijo que no.
He said “no.” 

El gerente enfadado gritó, “¡no!”
The angry manager yelled “no!”

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Me gusta comida. 
I like food. 

La tarta de cereza es mi postre favorito.
Cherry pie is my favorite dessert. 

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Quería una bebida.
He wanted a drink. 

El estudiante necesitaba desesperadamente otra taza de café. 
The student desperately needed another cup of coffee. 

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