Spanish accents: copy and paste Spanish letters
Spanish uses the acute accent on vowels to mark stress or tell words apart (sí and si), the tilde on ñ, and the diaeresis on ü in syllables such as güe and güi.
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How to type Spanish letters
| Letter | Name | Windows | Mac | HTML |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| á | a with acute | Alt+0225 | Option+E, then A | á |
| é | e with acute | Alt+0233 | Option+E, then E | é |
| í | i with acute | Alt+0237 | Option+E, then I | í |
| ó | o with acute | Alt+0243 | Option+E, then O | ó |
| ú | u with acute | Alt+0250 | Option+E, then U | ú |
| ü | u with umlaut | Alt+0252 | Option+U, then U | ü |
| ñ | n with tilde | Alt+0241 | Option+N, then N | ñ |
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Frequently asked questions
What are the Spanish accented letters?
Spanish uses á, é, í, ó, ú, ü, ñ. Spanish uses the acute accent on vowels to mark stress or tell words apart (sí and si), the tilde on ñ, and the diaeresis on ü in syllables such as güe and güi.
How do I type Spanish accents on Windows?
Use Alt codes from the table above, or add the Spanish keyboard in Settings → Time & language → Language & region and switch with Win+Space.
How do I type Spanish accents on a phone?
Add the Spanish keyboard in your phone's keyboard settings, or touch and hold the base letter on the English keyboard to see accented versions.