Translation: The accent
the answer to what is acento is accent its the mark above a letter in spanish
"Where does English have the accent?" is an English equivalent of the Spanish phrase ¿Dónde tiene inglés el acento? The question refers either to syllable stress in pronunciation or, in the case of loan words, the accent mark. The pronunciation will be "DON-dey TYEH-ney een-GLEY-seh-la-SEN-to" in Uruguayan Spanish.
Acento. á would be said as "a con acento."
El segundo día. *La palabra "DÍA" lleva un acento bien definido en la letra i.
it is spelled Andres with no acento on the e
El acento en "carpe diem" va en la "e". La expresión latina significa "aprovecha el día" o "disfruta el momento".
The correct word is "tilde" but manu people call it "acento". The difference is that "acento" is only phonetic, not graphic.
Se escribe con you con acento
punto (i)acento o tilde (í)
he words que hueva con esta lady y su acento forzado means my fair lady in English. This was written in Spanish.
Sin acento en cuantos como está escrito (without accent on "cuantos"):The number of chairs.
Su / tu / vuestra forma de hablar (*acento) me revienta los oídos.*With "acento" use "vuestro"