Escribe Una Carta en Español

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Me llamo es Mateo Case. Tengo quince años. Juego el fútbol, basquétbol, y fútbol americano con mis amigos. Soy alto y inteligente. Me gusta escuchar a la música. No me gusta hablar. Hago las notas buenas en la escuela. Tengo un coche blanco.

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En Español
Hay muchas maneras que una persona puede escribir a alguno.Tú tiene postales, cartas, y ordenadores. Pero las cartas son la vieja manera de la escritura formada a alguno.
Las cartas han sido alrededor de un rato largo. Escribir una letra no es muy duro. Para comenzar una letra, usted necesita escribir el direccionamiento y otras varias cosas sobre se. Comenzar una letra es a veces muy importante. Una persona puede necesitar saber que usted sea direccionamiento. Tan pueden enviarle detrás una letra. El principio de él consiste en la fecha, el direccionamiento, y a veces el número de teléfono. Este información ser vital alguno people.
Then usted empezar carta apagado con " querido " o para uno business carta " quién él poder concern."Starting carta apagado tener vario opción que usted poder elegir from.It todo depender en qué clase carta usted ser writing.I tener dar usted uno par ejemplo pero allí ser alguno más que usted poder elegir from.
After que usted poder escribir principal parte de la carta.The cuerpo carta consistir en vario párrafo información.

Info on how to write a letter

There are many ways that a person can write to somebody.You have postcards, letters, and computers. But letters are the old fashioned way of writing to somebody.
Letters have been around a long time. Writing a letter is not very hard. To begin a letter, you need to write the address and other various things about yourself. Beginning a letter is sometimes very important. A person may need to know you're address. So they can send you back a letter. The beginning of it consists of the date, address, and sometimes the telephone number. This information is vital to some people.
Then you start the letter off with "Dear" or for a business letter "To whom it may concern."Starting the letter off has various options that you can choose from.It all depends on what kind of letter you are writing.I have given you a couple of examples but there are a few more than you can choose from.
After that you can write the main part of the letter.The body of the letter consists of several paragraphs of the information you are wanting to send to the person you are writing to.You normally start off of the letter with the date of the day you are writing to the person.
When you've finished you're letter you put a closing at the end and your name. The closing can consist in different ways. In America, we say sincerely or sincerely yours. But in Spanish people like long ending salutations. Some of these are: Sin otro particular, le saluda atentamente, Muy atentamente le saludo, or En espera de su grata contestación, quedo suyo atentamente. But you can still finish off with the normal endings like: Atentamente, Con mucho cariño, and the always popular Hasta luego.
After all this is written you have yourself a very good letter. Most of what I have said in this does go about the same with a business letter. There is just a few differences like where you put your address and your ending salutation.