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ñ U+00F1 Unicode文字

Unicode

U+00F1

ñ

分類

ラテン1補助 Latin-1 Supplement - 1

数値文字参照

ñ ñ

文字実体参照

ñ

URLエンコード(UTF-8)

%C3%B1

URLエンコード(EUC-JP)

%8F%AB%D0

ユニコード名

LATIN SMALL LETTER N WITH TILDE

一般カテゴリ－

Letter, Lowercase（文字，小文字）

文字化けする可能性のある文字

Base64エンコード : w7E=

「ñ」に似ている意味の文字

「ñ」に似ている形の文字

「ñ」の文字を含む単語

ñの説明

ラテン文字
チルダつきn。
文字情報
Unicode
16進: 00F1 ñ
10進: 241 ñ
n(U+006E)＋̃(U+0303)の合成と同じ。
関連項目
Ñ[出典:Wiktionary]

ñの文字を使った例文

Ñ is a letter that holds a very special place in the Spanish language. This letter has a sound that is unique to the language and distinguishes it from others. In fact, its presence in a word can alter its meaning completely. For example, the word “ano” means year, but add an ñ and it becomes “año” meaning anus. What’s more interesting is that Ñ has a fascinating history. Ñ originated in the 12th century from the Spanish regions of Catalonia and Valencia. Before its creation, Ñ was represented by two letters, “nn”. Then, scribes started to join the two letters together and it eventually formed into what we know now as the letter Ñ. The letter gained popularity in the Spanish language and was quickly adopted to represent the unique “ny” sound that cannot be found in other languages. Ñ became so popular in the Spanish language that other languages started to incorporate it. You can find Ñ used in Filipino, Mapudungun, Quechua and even in Papiamento. Papiamento is a language spoken in the Caribbean that is a combination of French, Portuguese, English and Spanish. Ñ is so special to the Spanish language that it has become somewhat of a national symbol of Spain. It is not uncommon to find its presence in the arts, literature and even food. In Spanish cuisines, Ñ is part of words such as piñata, jalapeño, and tortilla. Spanish artists also love incorporating Ñ in their work. Take for example the famous Spanish painter, Joan Miró, whose work is characterized by his use of symbols such as Ñ to represent his Catalan heritage. As a final note, Ñ has also carved a special place in the digital world. It was once difficult to type Ñ on a computer, but now it has been added to the standard keyboard layouts of Spanish-speaking countries. It is especially important for anyone wanting to type in Spanish with the correct spelling. Overall, it is clear that Ñ is not just another letter of the alphabet. It is a unique and important symbol that represents a rich history and culture, and has become essential to the Spanish language.

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