A personal diary is a straight type of text. Is something you write to express your feelings, emotions, daily adventures... so keep in mind that our first goal writing a diary is expressing ourselves.
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Make sure you:
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Make sure you:
- include a greeting, date, time or a reference that permits to identify your writing as a diary. Examples: Querido diario / Buenos días,tardes,noches diario mío/...
- write it with a subjective tone, be spontaneous
- language register: informal [never use "usted", always "tú"]
- write it in the first person [yo], you don't want to seem a narcissist talking about yourself in the third person...
- include an informal "bye-bye" like "chao", "hasta la vista", "esto es todo por hoy" ...
- use rhetorical questions, like you were talking to yourself ;)
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Resources:
- How to write a Personal Diary [pdf]
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Don't make fun of somebody mispronouncing a word.
It means he/she learnt it by reading.
Anonymous