Why no dieresis?
Shouldn't there be a diresis mark along side the accents and front question and exclamation marks?
2 Answers
A dieresis is placed over the u when it pronounced after a g in the combinations güe and güi. I have occasionally seen this needed in the "recall" section of flashcards, including some of the sets used in the "Learn Spanish" modules. For example, in "Birds / Las Aves" flashcards, el pingüino needs to be typed in. It can't be done without preparing the answer elsewhere and doing a copy/paste when needed.It would be nice to see that character available in flashcards and in the "Answer this Question" part of the site.
Why do you think there should be one?