The Accent Letters

Welsh accents: copy and paste Welsh letters

Welsh uses the circumflex (to bach) on vowels including ŵ and ŷ, and occasionally the acute, grave and diaeresis.

Lowercase

Uppercase

How to type Welsh letters

LetterNameWindowsMacHTML
âa with circumflexAlt+0226Option+I, then Aâ
êe with circumflexAlt+0234Option+I, then Eê
îi with circumflexAlt+0238Option+I, then Iî
ôo with circumflexAlt+0244Option+I, then Oô
ûu with circumflexAlt+0251Option+I, then Uû
ŵw with circumflex—Option+0175ŵ
ŷy with circumflex—Option+0177ŷ
áa with acuteAlt+0225Option+E, then Aá
ée with acuteAlt+0233Option+E, then Eé
íi with acuteAlt+0237Option+E, then Ií
óo with acuteAlt+0243Option+E, then Oó
úu with acuteAlt+0250Option+E, then Uú
àa with graveAlt+0224Option+`, then Aà
èe with graveAlt+0232Option+`, then Eè
ëe with umlautAlt+0235Option+U, then Eë
ïi with umlautAlt+0239Option+U, then Iï

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Frequently asked questions

What are the Welsh accented letters?

Welsh uses â, ê, î, ô, û, ŵ, ŷ, á, é, í, ó, ú, à, è, ë, ï. Welsh uses the circumflex (to bach) on vowels including ŵ and ŷ, and occasionally the acute, grave and diaeresis.

How do I type Welsh accents on Windows?

Use Alt codes from the table above, or add the Welsh keyboard in Settings → Time & language → Language & region and switch with Win+Space.

How do I type Welsh accents on a phone?

Add the Welsh keyboard in your phone's keyboard settings, or touch and hold the base letter on the English keyboard to see accented versions.