In Spanish, unlike in English, there are specific rules about spacing with nouns and other parts of speech. Generally, Spanish uses a single space between words, including between nouns and the words that describe them or relate to them.
For example:
  • el libro (the book)
  • una casa (a house)
  • mi amigo (my friend)
Spanish does not use spaces within compound nouns, which are either written as a single word or hyphenated, depending on the word.
Knowing how spacing works in Spanish helps with reading comprehension and writing clarity.

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