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Subject:	Re: Thanks for the info, Iris
Author:	Anon. (guest, 213.10.185.228)
Date:	November 12, 2004 at 1:42:35 AM
Reply to:	Re: Thanks for the info, Iris by Getb

There seem to be two types of tilde...
The name "la tilde diacrítica" is often used for that accent over vowels. But ~ is also called tilde.
http://www.dat.etsit.upm.es/~mmonjas/acentos.html

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Spanish brothers - Rachel Pomares Nov 10 2004, 8:59:35 PM
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- Re: Spanish brothers - Justina Nov 10 2004, 9:30:15 PM
  - Re: Spanish brothers - Justina Nov 10 2004, 9:31:19 PM
    - Justina, that wiggly line is not called a "tilde" - Getb Nov 11 2004, 4:53:45 AM
      - Thanks, I know, just couldn't find it. nt - Justina Nov 11 2004, 6:38:15 PM
        
        Re: I know what a tilde is! - Justina Nov 11 2004, 6:41:41 PM
      - The symbol ~ is called a tilde - iris Nov 11 2004, 8:44:56 AM
        
        Re: The symbol ~ is called a tilde - Justina Nov 11 2004, 6:40:55 PM
        Thanks for the info, Iris - Magia Nov 11 2004, 10:59:35 AM
        
        Re: Thanks for the info, Iris - Getb Nov 11 2004, 8:27:16 PM
        
        Names of various diacritical marks in English - iris Nov 12 2004, 9:31:36 AM
        It IS called a tilde - Magia Nov 12 2004, 7:54:56 AM
        Re: Thanks for the info, Iris - Anon. Nov 12 2004, 1:42:35 AM
        
        Ok... I do admit my mistakes... But... - Getb Nov 12 2004, 7:36:01 PM
- Re: Spanish brothers - Chrisell Nov 10 2004, 9:06:11 PM

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