Happy New Year!

[VictoriaLST]

That’s it, just Feliz Ano.

[costaricafinca]

Oh oh! Victoria you have made a [i]faux pas[/i]. You should read Scott article which was on the [url=https://www.welovecostarica.com/public/3986.cfm]front page.[/url]
[i]Feliz Año Nuevo![/i]

[Andrew]

Feliz A[b][u][i]ñ[/i][/u][/b]o a usted tambien Victoria…

Scott

[canadianmaureen]

[quote=”VictoriaLST”]That’s it, just Feliz Ano.[/quote]

And to you Victoria!

[VictoriaLST]

[quote=”Scott”]Feliz A[b][u][i]ñ[/i][/u][/b]o a usted tambien Victoria…

Scott

Except I still haven’t figured out how to do that tilde thingie over my n’s.

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[canadianmaureen]

[quote=”VictoriaLST”][quote=”Scott”]Feliz A[b][u][i]ñ[/i][/u][/b]o a usted tambien Victoria…

Scott

Except I still haven’t figured out how to do that tilde thingie over my n’s.

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On my Vista PC it’s under “Regional and Language Options” 🙂

[DavidCMurray]

On the iMac, under OS X, you hold down the Option key and type the letter. A tilde appears. Then you release the Option key and type the letter again and the letter character appears under the tilde.

ñ

You can also type the upside down exclamation mark by holding down Option while pressing the numeral “1” key.

¡

And the upside down question mark is Shift-Option-?

¿

There’s got to be a similar approach under Windows.

[Andrew]

[url=http://www.studyspanish.com/accents/typing.htm]StudySpanish.com[/url] is a good website for this…

Scott

[VictoriaLST]

Aw shoot, I don’t want to ‘study’. I just want to hang out with my caretaker’s 7 year old son and pick up words from him. He is a very patient teacher with this old gringa.

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