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For those who don't speak Spanish, año is "year", and without the accent on the "ñ", it's a body part that you can probably guess :)
by nperez 5y ago
For those who don't speak Spanish, año is "year", and without the accent on the "ñ", it's a body part that you can probably guess :)
- sergiotapia 5y agothat's why I type it `anho` when speaking with latino friends i don't have the n on my english keyboard
- anthk 5y agosetxkbmap us -variant intl -option compose:rwin] Press altgr or right win key + [aeiou] or n.
- SamBam 5y agoYou're using the Portuguese transliteration of the eñe. And if you were doing it with an Italian or French transliteration, you could write "agno." (That said, it's one that's so common it's worth learning the keyboard shortcut for. On a Mac it's "opt-n, n".)