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janewells October 26, 2017įortunately, it is already easy to type letters with accent marks on the internet! If you're posting to Twitter or Facebook during Game 3 on Friday night, it is within your power to write "Kiké Hernández" in the same way the broadcasters do. I think there are some baseball fans out there who would like to do this in their own social media posts, but don't know how. well, you know. So broadcasters and sports journalists have adopted a convention of giving Kiké an accent aigu, even though he's not French, because doing so adds a little bit of clarity about pronunciation that's good for everyone.

The proper way to write his nickname in Spanish is "Kike."īut that's not a great way to write it in English because. Step 3: Whilst still holding on to the Alt key, using the numeric keypad, type the letter s with caron accent alt code ( 353 for lowercase and 352 for uppercase ). Step 2: Press and hold one of the Alt keys on your keyboard. There's no irregular stress in Hern ández's nickname, and an 'e' at the end of a word would ordinarily be pronounced as 'ay,' so there's no accent mark required. Step 1: Place your insertion pointer where you need to type the letter s with the accent mark. The available WordPad shortcuts will vary depending on the keyboard layout being used.An acute accent in Spanish indicates an irregularly stressed syllable, which is why the 'a' in 'Hernández" gets one. The WordPad shortcuts may work better for some non-US keyboards.

That will cause Jarte to revert back to the limited accent character shortcuts provided by the WordPad word processing engine Jarte is based on. In that case, you want to try disabling Jarte's special character shortcuts by changing setting Enable Accent Shortcuts.

Note: If you are using a non-US keyboard you may find that many of the shortcuts listed below do not work on your computer. See Inserting Special Characters to insert accented letters and other special characters without using keyboard sequences. Jarte provides an extended set of easy to remember keyboard sequences used to create letters with accent marks (i.e., diacritical letters) and other special characters. Accent Marks, Diacriticals, and Special Characters