How do you use the puncuations over the letters???
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Punctuations or marks? In Spanish there are three:
Accents: like in José. Are used to tell you to stress the syllable where the accent lies. They only fall over vowels.
Diéresis: as in vergüenza. It is two dots over a u and they tell you to pronounce the u out loud. This is because a g followed by a u and e is normally silent, like in guerra but if you see the diéresis (two dots) pronounce that u. The Mexican word güera meaning blondie uses this mark. It always goes over a u.
Tilde: as in niña. It is the squiggly mark that goes over an n that tells you to pronounce the n like ñ. I know Latin Americans generally think that tilde means accent but the Real Academia will tell you that Tilde is the squiggly mark over the n.
And those are the only three marks in Spanish. If you were learning French, you'd have to learn soooooooooooooo many of those marks, especially over vowels.
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thank you guys for the answers the first one that i liked helped the most thank you again 
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Ask Lazarus how to put the tilde over the N. 
Check out this thread for a downloadable program that allows you to use the Windows button.
Welcome to the forum Try to use correct punctuation in English too 
I'm assuming you mean letters like 'ñ,á,ó', right? They're all at the bottom of your textbox. As for me, I use an international keyboard with that stuff built in
