r/Spanish

124K archived posts · May 2009 – Sep 2026

r/Spanish: Learn, teach or discuss the 2nd most spoken language by natives

r/Spanish

This is the biggest Reddit community dedicated to discussing, teaching, and learning Spanish. Answer or ask questions, share information, stories, and more on themes related to the 2nd most spoken language in the world by native speakers.

Created Feb 25, 2009

367KMembers (last snapshot)

124KArchived posts

#Rules

Post only content that is relevant to the the Spanish language

a) Relevant: Study/learning advice, resources, grammar, usage, vocab, history, etymology, socio-cultural aspects, proficiency tests, confusing translations, etc.
b) Irrelevant: Full list of disallowed content.
c) Self-promotion is allowed after moderator's approval (learn more).

Research your inquiry online first

a) Whenever appropriate, all inquiries must be first researched online via other websites. r/Spanish must be your final place after all your investigation has led you nowhere.
b) Extremely basic questions and posts about where to start learning the language are disallowed. Please refer to the subreddit's resource section.

No misinformation or low-quality participation

It's okay to be wrong about things or have an opinion based on factually wrong aspects, but please:

a) Do not offer advice beyond your own knowledge.
b) Do not spread misinformation about the language. This will grant you a permanent ban from the sub.
c) When writing in Spanish, take care of your spelling, grammar, and punctuation (this includes full accents, as well as '¿' and '¡' symbols) as learners are paying close attention to your comments and how you're using the language.

No language elitism of any kind

a) This subreddit is mostly prescriptivism-oriented. However, in reality the language is too widespread to consider a single way of speaking or dialect the "proper" one, and the RAE is not the police of the language. Do not use the RAE's relative authority over the language to berate others with a more descriptivism perspective.
b) Expressing demeaning opinions toward other dialects, accents, or people that speak them is strictly forbidden, and will grant you a permanent ban.

View detailed rules and other policies.

#Subreddit Features

#Flairs

You can set a flair to indicate your level (here's how). All flairs are editable to include details about your level, region or any other relevant information. Please do not include irrelevant or false information.

Green: Native speakers only.
Blue: Learners or non-native speakers only.
Orange: Heritage speakers only.
Gold flair: Not available to the public. It's reserved for users with a Spanish-related degree or major. Apply for a Gold flair by submitting proof to the mods. Follow these instructions.

How to type accents with ease

On a computer

Instead of relying on cumbersome ALT codes, you have a couple of options:

We strongly suggest you to add a special keyboard layout, designed by u/SpanishInput, one of our trusted members of the community, available here for Windows and macOS (more info here).
There's also the US International Keyboard, available in Windows and Linux configurations. Default Mac keyboards do not require any additional layout, a combination of the Option key with other different keys (e.g. vowels) are used to get the symbols.

On a phone or tablet

Methods will vary according to the operating system, but normally adding a Spanish keyboard and long-pressing the appropriate keys will display a box, allowing to choose the desired symbol.

Or you can use the table below for quick copy-paste:


Á	É	Í	Ó	Ú
á	é	í	ó	ú
Ü	ü	Ñ	ñ	¿ ¡

#Related Subreddits

List of subreddits in Spanish (curated by this sub)
r/languagelearning: General discussion about language learning.
r/linguistics: Languages from a scientific point of view.
r/translator: For all your translation needs.
r/JudgeMyAccent: A place to submit an audio and receive feedback on your pronunciation, accent, etc.

Other communities

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