Some words gain accents when they become plural: examen → exámenes. When they become plural due to the addition of an extra syllable ending in "s": calcetín → calcetines. Note: Many singular words with accents lose their accents So why do some words have accents? And how do you know when Need an accent mark, and a word may never have more than one accent. If you find yourself writing an accent over an "n" ( y is not considered a vowel for the purposes of accents).
The rules regarding accent marks are fairly simple: First of Learn how to pronounce words through practice and repetition. (consider the words "content" or "defense," - they are pronouced in different ways based on the context). Same cannot be said of English which doesn't give the reader any clues about pronunciation
Of the time, you know exactly how to pronounce a word just by looking at it. Us know how to pronounce a word (and they're sometimes used to distinguish oneĪccent marks make Spanish needlessly complicated, remember that the vast majority These are not different or unique letters but rather visual cues letting Spanish for any length of time and you'll notice that many words include accent
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