Spanish - Adios vs Adiós Trump

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  • surfito2

    in Spanish the tilde goes where the syllable is stressed on on a vowel (with exceptions), in this case it goes on the last one.

    The shape of that tilde is used for the letter "n" so it's incorrect on top of the letter "I".

    the correct tilde is this one " ´ "

    adiós is an acute word, those words carry the tilde when they end in a vowel, N or S, otherwise they don't.

    That tilde you have there is only used on top of the N letter, as in Ñ.
    (Champagne - ChampaÑa)

    so drop the ˜

    • So you're saying it's not going to fly... I get it. I knew it was going to be sloppy if I use the enyaycanoe
    • fuckin loved my little trainwreck for a minute... pues, 86 the iconcanoe
    • tilde = accentocanoe
    • Que trieste... lo siento.robotron3k

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