Spanish (español) is written with ñ However, we can also find this letter in languages such as Mixtec, Zapotec, Otomi, Quechua, Aymara, Mapuche, and Guaraní, and other variations of eñe are in both Galician and Asturian and Basque.

Natural Numbers, Counting Numbers. The letter (N) is the symbol used to represent natural numbers. Natural numbers are also known as counting numbers, and they begin with the number 1 and continue to infinity (never ending), which is represented by three dots (...).

The letter ñ represents a sound that did not exist in Latin, but is found in most Romance languages (including Italian, Portuguese, French and Spanish). This sound is defined as nasal (with air coming out of the nose), palatal (the tongue rests against the hard palate) and sonorous (the vocal cords vibrate).

The sound of the letter “ñ” is represented phonetically thus: /ɲ/. Like the “n,” it is a voiced nasal sound but, unlike the “n,” it is palatal, which means that the body of the tongue must touch the palate for its production.