Spanish Writing Styles Flashcards

Vocabulary flashcards for different Spanish writing styles based on lecture notes.

Artículo (Article)

A formal written piece with a title, introduction, body, conclusion, catchy closing line, and the author's name, typically written in the third person.

Diario (Diary Entry)

A personal record of events or feelings, written in the first person with a date, opening line, introduction, body, closing line, farewell line, and signature.

Correo Electrónico Formal (Formal Email)

A professional email with a date, recipient's email, subject, formal greeting, introduction, body, conclusion, formal farewell, and signature; uses formal language.

Correo Electrónico Informal (Informal Email)

A casual email including a date, recipient's email, subject, informal greeting, introduction, body, conclusion, informal farewell, and signature; uses friendly language.

Carta Formal (Formal Letter)

A professional letter with the sender's address, date, recipient's address, formal greeting, introduction, body, conclusion, formal farewell, and signature; maintains a formal tone.

Carta Informal (Informal Letter)

A friendly letter including the date, greeting, introduction, body, conclusion, farewell, and signature; uses personal language and shares stories or feelings.

Postal (Postcard)

A brief message including the date, greeting, body, farewell, and signature; uses informal language and mentions the location.

Cartel/Afiche (Poster)

A visual display including a title, visual elements, main message, and contact information (if applicable); uses persuasive language.

Folleto (Brochure)

An informative document with a title, subheadings, informative sections, and contact details; organizes information clearly.

Entrevista (Interview)

A structured conversation including a title, introduction of the interviewee, question and answer format, and conclusion; uses direct speech.

Nota (Note)

A concise message including the date, greeting, body, farewell, and signature; uses informal language and addresses the recipient directly.

Presentación (Presentation)

A structured speech including a title, introduction, main points, and conclusion; should have a clear and organized structure.

Anuncio (Advertisement)

A persuasive message including a catchy headline, main message, call to action, and contact information; highlights benefits and uses engaging language.

Blog

An online journal including a title, date, introduction, body, conclusion, and optional comments section; written in a conversational tone.