Note:
International Keyboard is required.
Use the Right Alt key.
1. ( ¡ ) Upside-down exclamation point : Alt + 1
In Spanish, this is used at the beginning of all exclamatory sentences & clauses .
Example: ¡Hola! (Hello!)
¡Feliz cumpleaños! (Happy Birthday!)
2. ( ¿ ) Upside-down question mark : Alt + /
Same as the upside-down exclamation point, it is used at the beginning of a question.
Example: ¿Quieres ir a la tienda? (Do you want to go to the store?)
3. ( Ç , ç ) French C cedille : Shift + Alt + < [remove shift for ç]
Its a hook or tail added under a letter
4. ( ß ) German Sharp/Double 5 : Shift + Alt + S
5. ( Ø , ø ) O Slash : Shift + Alt + L
6. ( Æ , æ ) AE Ligature : Shift + Alt + Z
7. ( Å , å ) A with ring/ Angstrom sign : Shift + Alt + W
8. ( Þ , þ ) Icelandic/ Old English Thorn : Shift + Alt + T
9. ( Ð , ð ) Icelandic/ Old English eth : Shift + Alt + D
10. ( « , » ) Spanish style quote mark : Alt + [ or Alt + ]
YOU ARE READING
U.S. International Keyboard Accent Codes
Random• International Keyboard required. • Left and Right ALT key required. It is important to distinguish the LeftAlt key on the left side of the keyboard and the RightAlt key on the right side. We will be using the RightAlt key more than the LeftAlt...
