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Typing Spanish Accents - danyelln - 10-18-2021
Does anyone know if I can copy and paste Spanish accents on the final
RE: Spanish - DanielDaCosta87 - 10-18-2021
You need to change your keyboard for Spanish. That’s what I did
RE: Spanish - rachel83az - 10-19-2021
I would suggest trying out US International layout. It's nearly identical to the standard US layout, except accents are easier to type. For instance, to type ñ, you would type ~ which won't show up immediately and then you immediately type n, and the computer puts the two together as ñ. á is ' and then a. à is ` and then a. And so on and so forth. Once you get used to it, it's very easy to use.
RE: Spanish - CCCC - 01-12-2022
Can you just hold down the letter and the accent options will populate? That's what I did last month.
RE: Spanish - acethroughcollege - 01-12-2022
I know that the Spanish 1 first 3 exams are not proctored but was wondering if they are open book
RE: Spanish - MrPanda - 01-12-2022
(10-19-2021, 03:35 AM)rachel83az Wrote: I would suggest trying out US International layout. It's nearly identical to the standard US layout, except accents are easier to type. For instance, to type ñ, you would type ~ which won't show up immediately and then you immediately type n, and the computer puts the two together as ñ. á is ' and then a. à is ` and then a. And so on and so forth. Once you get used to it, it's very easy to use.
I know it´s just a random example, but in Spanish, all the accents are ´, you never have it the other way, so don´t even consider it, forget about it´s existence.
canción
revolución
tensión
RE: Spanish - acethroughcollege - 01-12-2022
(01-12-2022, 01:27 PM)MrPanda Wrote:(10-19-2021, 03:35 AM)rachel83az Wrote: I would suggest trying out US International layout. It's nearly identical to the standard US layout, except accents are easier to type. For instance, to type ñ, you would type ~ which won't show up immediately and then you immediately type n, and the computer puts the two together as ñ. á is ' and then a. à is ` and then a. And so on and so forth. Once you get used to it, it's very easy to use.
I know it´s just a random example, but in Spanish, all the accents are ´, you never have it the other way, so don´t even consider it, forget about it´s existence.
canción
revolución
tensión
if you press and hold on the letter such as i or n it will become í or ñ in the course
RE: Typing Spanish Accents - MrPanda - 01-12-2022
Oh yes, I only wanted to mention to the people studying, to not think about using `, since all words use ´.
RE: Typing Spanish Accents - rachel83az - 01-12-2022
I always forget which language uses what. Italian uses ` for almost everything. Except E can have ´ sometimes. One of these days, I will remember which accent is Italian and which is Spanish!
