What could be more exciting than to see your name in print. Unfortunately, in some parts of the world, that is still considered a dream. For centuries, newspapers have been a symbol of modernization and progress. Even in today’s world, many people still consider a newspaper to be an essential part of any daily routine. This is mainly because, well, newspapers still represent an easy and accessible way to get the news. While the paper may not be able to pull in the same revenue it did a century ago, it still has the power to excite, inform, and entertain. As a result, many people still consider it a badge of honour to be published in a national newspaper. This article will discuss a few ways you can say creative writing in spanish. Keep reading for further information on the subject.
Fue Y Gotea (It Was Made In Gotea)
One of the first things you need to do if you want to say creative writing in spanish is to find a way to refer to it. Many people in Spain write short stories, poems, and novels, and you’ll often hear people say that their works were made in (or inspired by) Gotea. The typical expression is ‘fue y gotea’ which means ‘it was made in Gotea’. As a result, you’ll often see people write ‘fue y gotea’ on the base of a brick tower or on the back of a baroque church. You can use this expression to indicate the place where you found the material for your creative piece. For example, ‘El Gotea es mi ciudad natal’ means ‘Gotea is my hometown’, and ‘Las Últimas Noticias: Una historia de fue y gotea’ means ‘The Last News: A Story of Gotea’.
La Fabula (The Fabulous Tale)
One of the most famous and prestigious Spanish newspapers is ‘La Vanguardia’, or ‘The Herald’, as it is more commonly known. The paper is actually the voice of the wealthy and the powerful, and it often contains articles written by famous authors. If you look at the masthead of ‘La Vanguardia’, you’ll see the paper’s symbol, the Roman numeral ‘I’, standing for ‘Imperium’, the Latin word for ‘rule or authority’. This is significant, as it shows that the paper is not only an authoritative voice, but that it also intends to entertain.
La Fabula is probably the most famous Spanish newspaper comic strip, created in 1934 by Ramón Castells and López Artola. The name La Fabula literally means ‘The Fabulous Tale’, and it is named after the comic strip. It is one of the few left-wing newspapers that still survives today. The newspaper was initially published as an opposition voice during General Francisco Franco’s rule, and it frequently published articles criticizing the regime. Since then, ‘La Fabula’ has been a source of both humour and education. Like with ‘The Herald’, there is always something interesting going on in La Fabula, and it often contains satirical pieces.
Hace Tiempo (It Was In The Past)
One of the ways we refer to the past in Spanish is with the prepositions ‘hace’ and ‘antes’. For example, when you ask someone ‘¿Hace mucho que no venimos a Barcelona?’, you’ll usually hear ‘no, not really’. ‘Hace’ can be used both in the past and the present, but it is more commonly used to reference the past. When referring to the past, you can use ‘hace’ to show the time that has elapsed since your experience or event – ‘El Año 2014 había terminado hace ya unos días’ means ‘The Year 2014 had just finished, a few days ago’.
Using ‘hace’ to reference the past can be an effective way of saying ‘creative writing’ in Spanish. For instance, you might want to say that you wrote a poem ‘hace unos días’, which would mean ‘a few days ago’. Alternatively, you could say something like ‘Estoy de acuerdo con usted, la Fabula es una de las pocas publicaciones que sigue la tradición de la Vanguardia’ which means ‘I agree with you, La Fabula is one of the few publications that continue the traditions of ‘The Herald”.
Escribir (To Write)
If you’re referring to a specific event in the past, say ‘Escribir’ or ‘He escribió’ (he/she wrote). Using ‘Escribir’ and ‘He escribió’ to talk about someone’s work is a traditional way of praising that work. You could say something like, ‘Asimismo, Escribir es español antiguo y correcto, así que suavizar algunos ejemplares equivaldría a escribir.’ which means ‘As a matter of fact, Writing is Old and Correct Spanish, so any smoothing out would be to write.’ You could also say ‘La Fabula se había establecido en Gotea antes que en Barcelona’ which means ‘La Fabula had been established in Gotea before in Barcelona’ – you’re comparing the two newspapers’ timelines!
Y Gotea Va Para Arriba (And Gotea Goes Up)
If you know that a short story, poem, or novel you’ve written is very good, you can use the phrase ‘Y Gotea Va Para Arriba’ to express your admiration for it. ‘Vamos’ is a preposition which can be used both as a singular and a plural – ‘Vamos a ver’, for example, means ‘Let’s watch’, while ‘Vamos a verlos’ means ‘Let’s see them’. We often use ‘vamos’ to talk about going to a movie, or a play, or even a football match. We also use ‘vamos’ to indicate that we are on the way to somewhere. As a result, you can use this expression to indicate that your work is not only excellent, but also that it goes up in quality. For example, you could say ‘La Fabula mejora con cada nuevo volumen, y Gotea va para arriba.’ which means ‘The Fabulous Tale gets better with each edition, and Gotea goes up’.
El Hombre Que Escribía Y Nosotros Leimos (The Man Who Writes And We Read)
Many people, when they discover that you write, will ask you how you got into the habit of writing. If you’re ever asked this question, you can respond with ‘El Hombre Que Escribía Y Nosotros Leimos’ – ‘The Man Who Writes And We Read’. What you need to do is point out the connection between writing and reading, as it were. You can also use this expression to introduce yourself, saying that you’re the one who reads the work of the man who writes. This way of talking about literature and writing is very common in Spain. Many great writers, like Pablo Neruda, had their surname precede their name, as a result of the custom. You can also use this expression if you want to show a connection between a painting and an exhibition you are organizing, or if you want to show which part of a house was designed by which architect.