Hints and how to beat today’s puzzles
It’s April 13, 2026 — time for your daily Wordle flex. If you’re tackling the Spanish versions (the standard five-letter game or the accented variant), here are quick, useful pointers to save you time and tilt the odds in your favor.
First-timer tips: pick a starter word with no repeated letters and aim for at least two vowels and three consonants. After your first guess, keep letters that turn green, move the yellow ones around, and ditch any gray letters. In Spanish, don’t forget common consonants like S, R, M, N and L — they show up a lot.
Now the giveaway-style clues — they escalate from subtle to obvious, so only read as far as you want to be helped.
Standard Spanish Wordle (#1558): it’s a feminine, singular noun made of five letters with three consonants and two vowels. One letter appears twice. The word starts with F and finishes with a vowel. The only vowel used is A (it can appear up to twice). The meaning? Think of a short word that describes a flaw, error, or malfunction.
Accented Wordle (#1505): this one’s a feminine adjective, seven letters long with four consonants and three vowels, and it doesn’t repeat any letters. It begins with T and ends in a vowel, and the accented mark sits on the second letter. You won’t see O or U among its vowels. The definition? It’s an adjective tied to heat or temperature.
Solutions (spoiler alert)
If you want to keep guessing, stop reading now — you were warned. For everyone else: the answers for April 13 are below.
Standard Wordle (#1558) solution: FALLA
Accented Wordle (#1505) solution: THERMAL
Quick context: Wordle started as a tiny web game by Josh Wardle and blew up in 2022, eventually getting picked up by The New York Times. It spawned many playful offshoots and language-specific versions like the ones here. Players love these local twists because they add a fresh challenge and sometimes force you to dust off accent rules.
Want more of these daily solves, tips on good starter words, or a laugh about your worst guesses? We’ll be here tomorrow, same time, with more clues and chaos.
