How do you write the word spanish?

Answer 1

In English, the word Spanish is written with a capital letter at the beginning, as are all names of languages. (In Spanish the names of languages don't normally begin with a capital letter, unless initiating a sentence, for example.) Translation: Spanish == español

Answer 2

Fairytales in Spanish always begin with the line 'Érase una vez' (Once upon a time...) and end with either 'y fueron felices y comieron perdices.' (That's our way of saying... 'and they lived happily ever after') or 'y colorín, colorado, este cuento se ha acabado.' (this story is over.) I'll leave the actual story to you...

Answer 3

Escribir = to write

escribo = I write

escribes = you (informal singular) write

escribe = you (formal aingular) write

escribimos = we write

escribis = you (informal plural) write

escriben = you (formal plural)/they write

'escribe' also means 'he/she/it writes'

escriba! = write!

Answer 4

"Write a story" in Spanish is "Escriba una historia". It is pronounced "eh-SCREE-bah OO-nah ee-STOR-ree-ah". Please see the Related link below for confirmation of the translation.