Hi there,
As you know, the Spanish language has a letter that in most languages does not exist, the letter "ñ".
In the history of languages, "ñ" was a cultural leap of a Romance language that left the others behind by expressing with a single letter a sound that in other languages continues to express itself with two.
The "ñ" sounds the same as "ny" of "canyon" in English; and in French it's like "gn" of "D'artagnan".
So how do you get the sound of "ñ" in your respective languages?
What letters do you use?
Thanks for answering. Have a nice day.
As you know, the Spanish language has a letter that in most languages does not exist, the letter "ñ".
In the history of languages, "ñ" was a cultural leap of a Romance language that left the others behind by expressing with a single letter a sound that in other languages continues to express itself with two.
The "ñ" sounds the same as "ny" of "canyon" in English; and in French it's like "gn" of "D'artagnan".
So how do you get the sound of "ñ" in your respective languages?
What letters do you use?
Thanks for answering. Have a nice day.