Spanish exclamations often begin with¡and end with!to show emphasis. They can be single words, set phrases, or complete sentences. Here are some common types of exclamations and examples:

These are frequently used to express a variety of feelings:

These expressions are used to convey specific emotions:

These sentences often start withqué(what) orcómo(how):

In exclamations,qué,cómo,cuánto,quién,cuál, anddóndecarry accent marks to indicate their use as exclamatory (or interrogative) words:

Exclamations add color and emotion to Spanish conversations, making them more expressive and lively.