Spanish Book Format

Question

OK- Spanish Books. A looming topic. Are they read in a specific format, like the Japanese's right to left? Or like some other language, reading the WORDS left to right. HELP ME

Left to right - de12wey, Sep 4, 2015

Try right to left, starting at the bottom.. It may take you a while! - annierats, Sep 4, 2015

Answer 1

To read a Spanish book ,first of all you must open its cover.

To read or in order to read is better + its no apostrophe - Mardle, Sep 4, 2015

Thanks Mardle - 000a35ff, Sep 4, 2015

I like the deadpan humour! - Mardle, Sep 4, 2015

But, thats just so hard.. - annierats, Sep 4, 2015

Answer 2

In my experience books in the Spanish language are read in the same way as books in the English language with perhaps three notable exceptions:

• They're usually mostly in Spanish.
• The titles on the spines appear 'upside down' to English-speaking natives, although I believe many languages follow the same custom in this regard.
• The titles don't always use upper case letters at the beginnings of principal words.

Este hombre debe ser muy listo porque puede leer del revés...

Este hombre debe ser muy listo porque puede leer "al" revés. - Japr, Sep 4, 2015

Oh,my! That picture strengthens the image that he already has. I wonder if it could've been photoshopped. - Sassette, Sep 4, 2015

Nope, it actually happened... The American people actually voted for such a dork... ;-) - Faldaesque, Sep 4, 2015

48% of people who voted in 2000 voted for him -- about 18% of the American people. - jtaniel, Sep 4, 2015

Answer 3

Usually, they are available in hard-back, paper-back and kindle..

No excuse: Get started!

Answer 4

And if you prefer instructions in a video format

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwPj0qgvfIs

Answer 5

Wow. So sarcastic. ¿But thanks?