Spanish Wordle 388: Solution and Clues for the Spanish and Scientific Wordle


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Spanish Wordle 388

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Are you having a hard time finding the Wordle 388 solution in Spanish? Whether you play Wordle from your mobile or on your PC, we are going to reveal today’s word clue by clue January 30th.

We will start with the Spanish Wordle (the one of a lifetime) and continue with the scientific Wordle and the Wordle with accents, which are very fashionable lately. Before we move on to Wordle hints and tricks, remember that you can increase your fun with the Wordle of countries or even create your own Wordle.

How to solve today’s Spanish Wordle

Today’s word is quite simple, so we are going to be careful not to reveal it prematurely. First we are going to give you some clues and advice and further down (pay attention to the alert) we will leave you the full word.

Remember that to have more chances of winning in Wordle you have to choose words with possibilities. It is about using words with letters that do not repeat themselves and that have at least two vowels and three consonants, in this way you will maximize your chances of success. It is also important to pay attention to the letters in yellow (they are in the word of the day but they are not well placed): if you find one, it is better to save it for the end and continue introducing words with new letters.

Returning to today’s Spanish Wordle, these are some concrete clues you can follow (they go from less to more, watch out for them!):

  • Today’s word starts with D.
  • Today’s word ends in S.
  • Today’s word has two vowels.
  • Today’s word is an amount of something that is given.

We can’t keep giving hints or else we’ll reveal the word. That you still don’t know what the word of the day is? Next we give you, directly, the solution to today’s Spanish Wordlethe number 388prepared?

Today’s word for him January 30th is:

How to Solve Today’s Scientific Wordle

If you are testing with Today’s Scientific Wordle but you do not find the solution to the challenge, we are going to give you some clues so that you can be victorious. The scientific Wordle works exactly the same as the conventional Wordle, the only thing you have to know is that the hidden word is related to science.

Now, the particularity of the scientific Wordle is that its length can vary from one day to the next, ranging from three to seven letters. Next, we are going to give you a series of clues (from least to most) so that you can easily guess today’s hidden word, January 30th:

  • Today’s Scientific Wordle word begins with A.
  • Today’s Scientific Wordle word ends in Z.
  • The word of today’s scientific Wordle has three vowels.
  • Today’s scientific Wordle word is the amount of acid in a substance.

Still not clear? Next we tell you what is the solution of today’s scientific Wordle, the number 322.

Today’s word from the Scientific Wordle for the January 30th is:

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