I've been trying to solve the Spanish Wordle for a week now and I just can't get it. Yesterday I spent 20 minutes on a word that seemed impossible. Is there any trick or strategy that works for you guys? My friends say they always start with the same letters but that doesn't work for me.
I don't think it's that hard to be honest, I think you're just missing a system. What I do is start with words that have different vowels (like AUDIO or OLEIC) to rule things out quickly, and then go for the most common consonants like R, S, T; sometimes it takes me two or three tries but I rarely get stuck past the fourth attempt.
The vowel strategy is solid, but honestly I get bored with it quick and prefer something more direct. I start with words I've practiced (STARE, SLATE, stuff like that) and then I go by what I eliminate, without overthinking the structure.
What actually saved me was stopping obsessing over finding the perfect word and just trying combinations that sound plausible in Spanish, because a lot of times you're sitting there thinking of weird words when the answer is something everyday.
Also, if I've gone like three attempts without progress, I switch my approach completely instead of sticking with the same logic - that kills your patience way less.
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