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Free Spanish exercises! TODO-CLARO.COM |
Friday, July 30 2010 |
The Spanish language contains some special characters you won't find on others than Spanish keyboards. But you will need these special characters to answer our exercises correctly. The following table contains all shortcuts you need:
| Character | Shortcut: | Description |
| Á | "ALT" & 0193 | accented A |
| á | "ALT" & 0225 | accented a |
| É | "ALT" & 0201 | accented E |
| é | "ALT" & 0233 | accented e |
| Í | "ALT" & 0205 | accented I |
| í | "ALT" & 0237 | accented i |
| Ñ | "ALT" & 0209 | N with Tilde |
| ñ | "ALT" & 0241 | n with Tilde |
| Ó | "ALT" & 0 211 | accented O |
| ó | "ALT" & 0243 | accented o |
| Ú | "ALT" & 0218 | accented U |
| ú | "ALT" & 0250 | accented u |
| ü | "ALT" & 0252 | Diéresis |
| ª | "ALT" & 0170 | Ordinal number m (e.g. la primera = 1ª) |
| º | "ALT" & 0186 | Ordinal number f (e.g. el primero = 1º) |
| ¡ | "ALT" & 0161 | reverse exclamation mark |
| ¿ | "ALT" & 0191 | reverse question mark |
Note: hold down the "alt key" as you type in the numbers. Then release the "alt key".