How to Say “Write-up” in Spanish

reporte
/reˈpoɾte/
A write-up in Spanish is a reporte.
reporte is used a lot in Latin America for a written account or report, such as a police report or a news report.
Meaning: written account, record (noun)

Which one should you use?

informe is the more formal and standard term for a written report in professional and academic settings. Reseña is a brief write-up or summary of an event or topic, and Informe Técnico is a technical write-up.

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural is reportes.

How do you pronounce it?

The IPA is /reˈpoɾte/.

Did you know?

  • In Spain, using reporte to mean a 'write-up' is rare and can sound like an Americanism. Speakers there almost exclusively use informe or acta for official records.
  • In many Latin American countries, being reportado does not mean a written report was filed about you. Instead, it is a colloquial way to say you have been 'snitched on' or reported for bad behavior.
  • In a financial context, a reporte is often not a narrative write-up at all. It frequently refers to a credit report or a financial check used to determine a person's solvency.

Examples in context

  • Necesito entregar el informe mañana
    I need to submit the write-up tomorrow
  • Escribe una redacción sobre tu experiencia en el proyecto
    Write a write-up about your experience in the project
  • Por favor, realiza una reseña sobre el informe presentado
    Please, write a write-up about the presented report
  • Me gustaría leer tu escrito sobre el tema
    I would like to read your write-up about the topic
  • Escribe un artículo acerca de tus vacaciones
    Write a write-up about your vacations
  • No olvides enviar el texto que necesito para el proyecto
    Don't forget to send the write-up I need for the project
  • Maria entregó un informe detallado sobre el proyecto.
    Maria submitted a detailed write-up about the project.
  • Necesito terminar el reporte para mañana.
    I need to finish the report by tomorrow.
  • El reporte describe el incidente detalladamente.
    The report describes the incident in detail.
  • ¿Ya enviaste el reporte mensual?
    Have you sent the monthly report yet?

Example conversation

In an office, two colleagues are discussing a task.

  1. Elena

    ¿Terminaste el reporte del proyecto?
    Did you finish the project report?
  2. Mateo

    No, todavía estoy escribiendo el reporte.
    No, I am still writing the report.
  3. Elena

    Entiendo, avísame cuando esté listo.
    I understand, let me know when it is ready.
  4. Mateo

    Claro, te lo envío pronto.
    Sure, I will send it to you soon.

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