Can someone answer a Spanish question for me?

Kaye Weaver · May 2009

I don't know spanish (I took Latin in HS). ?On the Leap Frog Musical Table when it sings the ABC's in spanish, why are there 2 n's? ?I can hear a slight difference in the way she says them but I don't know why. ?I'm really just curious as I don't know spanish. ?As Jeff Dunham (or more?precisely,?Peanut) would say is there a "chicka over the n" and also a regular n with no ~?

weemodin · May 2009

There's the "N" and the "N" with the tilde (~) over it -- pronounced "ennyeh"

andrea922 · May 2009

Because in Spanish there are 2 n's. They are pronounced differently.

Kaye Weaver · May 2009

Thank you! ?:)

MegGary · May 2009

Must check this when I get home. lol

djandkellen · May 2009

it's a different sound. ?phonetically - n = innay; ?the other one = inyay ?like Pina colada - it's supposed to have the ~

Kaly16 · May 2009

They are pronounced differently. N is nnnn (like the n in name)

N with a ~ above it is said like this "en-yay" and sounds like "ny" like canyon

make sense?

Kaly16 · May 2009

Kaly16:

They are pronounced differently. N is nnnn (like the n in name)

N with a ~ above it is said like this "en-yay" and sounds like "ny" like canyon

make sense?

OK scratch that..N is ennay- not nnn...der

Kaly16 · May 2009

Kaly16:

They are pronounced differently. N is nnnn (like the n in name)

N with a ~ above it is said like this "en-yay" and sounds like "ny" like canyon

make sense?

OK scratch that..N is ennay- not nnn...der

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