where is the "tilda" on the keyboard?

Question

the tthing that goes over "n" sometimes in the spanish language

Answer 1

Hi, everyone below is wrong and right. Tildes belong to a larger group of Punctuation marks called ACROSTICS. These are marks used to modify letters to change either meaning (semantics) or sound (phonetics). Depending on the keyboard language they will be placed in different keys and by presssing different key combinations. However there is one standard way that you can use no matter what keyboard you have and what language keyboard it is. This standard way is by using the number lock pad on the right of the keyboard. There you can find all type if acrostics in any language always using the same satndard key combination. Next I will list the standar combinations for all acrostics that exist in every occidental language:


Type International and Special Characters using the right key or the following special modifier keys. Press and hold the key while typing the numbers shown to make the special characters:

Alt 165 Ñ N tilde
Alt 164 ñ n tilde
Alt 0152 ˜ Tilde Alt 0214
Alt 0195 Ã A tilde

Alt 0128 € Euro currency symbol
Alt 0195 Ã A tilde
Alt 0131 ƒ Florin, Guilder or Gulden
Alt 142 Ä A umlaut
Alt 0132 „ Base line double quote Alt 0197
Alt 143 Å A ring
Alt 0133 … Ellipsis Alt 0198
Alt 146 Æ AE diphthong
Alt 0134 † Dagger Alt 0199
Alt 128 Ç C cedilla
Alt 0135 ‡ Double Dagger
Alt 0200 È E grave
Alt 0136 ˆ Circumflex
Alt 144 É E acute
Alt 0137 ‰ Permille
Alt 0202 Ê E circumflex
Alt 0138 Š S caron (hacek)
Alt 0203 Ë E umlaut
Alt 0139 ‹ Left single guillemet
Alt 0204 Ì I grave
Alt 0140 ΠOE ligature
Alt 0205 Í I acute
Alt 0142 Ž Z caron (hacek)
Alt 0206 Î I circumflex
Alt 0145 ‘ Left single quote Alt 0207 Ï I umlaut
Alt 0146 ’ Right single quote
Alt 0208 Ð Capital Eth
Alt 0147 “ Left double quote
Alt 165 Ñ N tilde
Alt 0148 ” Right double quote
Alt 0210 Ò O grave
Alt 0149 • Bullet
Alt 0211 Ó O acute
Alt 0150 – En dash
Alt 0212 Ô O circumflex
Alt 0151 — Em dash
Alt 0213 Õ O tilde
Alt 0152 ˜ Tilde Alt 0214
Alt 153 Ö O umlaut
Alt 0153 ™ Trademark
Alt 0215 × Multiply sign
Alt 0154 š s caron (hacek)
Alt 0216 Ø O slash
Alt 0155 › Right single guillemet
Alt 0217 Ù U grave
Alt 0156 œ oe diphtong
Alt 0218 Ú U acute
Alt 0158 ž z caron (hacek) LINK
Alt 0219 Û U circumflex
Alt 0159 Ÿ Y umlaut Alt 0220
Alt 154 Ü U umlaut
Alt 173 ¡ Inverted exclamation
Alt 0222 Þ Capital thorn
Alt 155 ¢ Cent Alt 0223
Alt 225 ß Esszet
Alt 156 £ Pound sterling Alt 0224
Alt 133 à a grave
Alt 0164 ¤ Currency
Alt 160 á a acute
Alt 157 ¥ Yen
Alt 131 â a circumflex
Alt 0166 ¦ Broken vertical bar
Alt 0227 ã a tilde
Alt 0167 § Section sign
Alt 132 ä a umlaut
Alt 0168 ¨ Umlaut (dieresis)
Alt 134 å a ring
Alt 0169 © Copyright
Alt 145 æ ae diphthong
Alt 0152 ˜ Tilde
Alt 166 ª Feminine ordinal
Alt 135 ç c cedilla
Alt 174 « Left guillemet Alt 0232
Alt 138 è e grave
Alt 170 ¬ Not sign Alt 0233
Alt 130 é e acute
Alt 0173 ­ Soft hyphen (html: ­)
Alt 136 ê e circumflex
Alt 0174 ® Registered trademark
Alt 137 ë e umlaut
Alt 0175 ¯ Macron
Alt 141 ì i grave
Alt 248 ° Degree sign
Alt 161 í i acute
Alt 241 ± Plus or minus
Alt 140 î i circumflex
Alt 253 ² Superscript 2
Alt 139 ï i umlaut
Alt 0179 ³ Superscript 3
Alt 0240 ð Small Eth
Alt 0180 ´ Acute accent
Alt 164 ñ n tilde
Alt 230 µ Mu or micro
Alt 149 ò o grave
Alt 0182 ¶ Paragraph (pilcrow)
Alt 162 ó o acute
Alt 250 · Middle dot
Alt 147 ô o circumflex
Alt 0184 ¸ Cedilla mark
Alt 0245 õ o tilde
Alt 0185 ¹ Superscript 1
Alt 148 ö o umlaut
Alt 167 º Masculine ordinal
Alt 246 ÷ Division sign
Alt 175 » Right guillemet
Alt 0248 ø o slash
Alt 172 ¼ One quarter
Alt 151 ù u grave
Alt 171 ½ One half
Alt 163 ú u acute
Alt 0190 ¾ Three quarters
Alt 150 û u circumflex
Alt 168 ¿ Inverted question mark Alt 0252
Alt 129 ü u umlaut
Alt 0192 À A grave
Alt 0253 ý y acute
Alt 0193 Á A acute
Alt 0254 þ Lower case thorn
Alt 0194 Â A circumflex
Alt 152 ÿ y umlaut

Answer 2

Tilda Keyboard

Answer 3

Tilde On Keyboard

Answer 4

Tilde is Apsnish for any written accent, like the one on é, á, í, etc. as well as ñ. The easiest way to write the last one is to hold down the ALT key while typing 164 on the number keypad, then release ALT. Then you get ñ

Answer 5

It's tilde and it's found on the upper left of your keyboard, below the Escape key and to the left of 1.

Answer 6

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where is the "tilda" on the keyboard?
the tthing that goes over "n" sometimes in the spanish language

Answer 7

On Windows XP
alt 164 - ñ
alt 165 - Ñ

Answer 8

on mine it's to the left of "1"

Answer 9

No dhiman!! this is a tilde ` also known as acento.

Answer 10

Wow! Thanks! I was asking myself the same question yesterday