Why does this exist

Why does this exist

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el niño rata

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it exists so they don't have to write gn

i don't know either, i just use Ń ń

нь

we use "nh" instead

Slavs have the exact same thing, they write it as nj or нь or њ

différent prononciations of the letter n

English has different pronunciation of letter like how the letter a sounds different in different words

Jack, exact, actually, apple
yacht, father, alms, barn
about, around, zebra
football, tall, calling, law
cable, stable, able, ate
share, careful, rare, air
private, climate, senate

we have three nasal phonemes, n, m, and ñ which is a palatal nasal

English also has 3. n, m, and ng (it's a velar nasal, not n followed by g)

Ñigger

to represent /ɲ/
it was originally a small 'n' written above another

What do you do in Italian if you want to write a word with g followed by n, but each consonant pronounced separately? Ghn?

A common nickname for people called José

To write my surname, of course.

>t. Estupiñán

This. It's a very common nickname.

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dimunitive of poupée, a pretty girl (nobody says that though)

ñ is a shortened version of nn

that doesn't really happen, when it does it's most likely a loanword and you just "have to know". Geroglifico doesn't have the standard "gl", you just have to know.

It's nice letter. Stop seething about diacritics, Anglo morons.

Because each sound should have a letter or a letter combination that functions as a letter.

Based, same

it's just "gn", bro

In Breton and in Rohingya, it denotes nasalization of the preceding vowel.

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High T and to make anglos seethe
>Oooohhh Ñ is scary my no likey can't pronounce it

so we dont write nn

How do you differentiate between words like magna and maña then

so castilians and their rapebabies won't use
>ny
>gn
>ng
>nh
>nn
>ni
>nj
or any other combination

>inyección
>ignorar
>ingeniería
>inhibir
>innovar
>iniciar
>injusto

You were saying?

Yes, but no. Letter combinations suck. Each sound should have a letter and that's it.

The truly innovation of Spanish is not "ñ" but the chad "¿"

>iñección
>iñorar
>iñeniería
>iñibir
>iñovar
>iñiciar
>iñusto

why do you need two question marks?

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Kek imagine thinking any of the words I posted are pronounced like that

This is Chinese??

To point out when the question starts.