Accent marks used?

Question

I know that we use à, á,ñ, Ñ. I also know that we use the accents over the a on e, i, and o as well. Are there other accents that I am missing?

Answer 1

There is also ü such as **bilingüe, antigüedad

And it is a small detail, but one of the letters you listed above, namely "à" is not used. Only "á".

Good chaparrito!! La diéresis se va perdiendo en la escritura cotidiana... pero es lo correcto! - Benz, Feb 8, 2010

Answer 2

The accents are only á, é, í, ó, and ú(be careful of the direction of the accents)

ñ is a letter pronounced like the English "N" plus yay... or yeh. En-yeh. En-yay. (:

Just think of the Spanish alphabet - the accents only go over the vowels.

Answer 3

á,é,í,ó,ú

ñ is a letter