No, it does not.
AMÉRICA (palabra esdrújula) --- proparoxytonic word
AMERICANO (palabra grave)
Remember that Spanish is a language of intensity. Thus, we have four different sorts of words depending on the stress:
café, vendió, verdad (palabras agudas u oxítonas)--- have an accent on the last syllable with the word ending with a vowel, "n" or "s". There are certain exceptions: té (tea), él (he, him), aquél (that one)...
dije, mantuve, ágil, remitidme (palabras graves o paroxítonas) --- they have an accent on the penultimate syllable with the word ending with other letter different from "n" or "s". There are certain exceptions: sólo (only) / solo (alone), éste (this one) / este (this)...
dáselo, manténgame, hallábanse, riéndoos, callárselo (palabras esdrújulas o proparoxítonas) --- always have an accent, if the stressed syllable is the third one counting from right to left. Exceptions: velozmente (veloz + mente), fugazmente (fugaz + mente)
infórmaselo, diciéndoseles, restituyéndoseos (palabras sobreesdrújulas) -- always have an accent on the fourth syllable counting from right to left. Exceptions: decimotercero (décimo + tercero), metomentodo (métome + en + todo), sabelotodo (sábelo + todo).
Dólar americano.
Eres means "you are". Such as "You are American" = "Eres americano/a"
It is the same as in English but just with a Spanish accent and accent marks.
This is the familiar word "americano" (American).
The Spanish word for "cheese" is "queso", no accent mark.
Americano
americano
Soy americano.
Soy americano.
American- americano, Soccer-fútbol so together it would be fútbol americano.
América El continente americano
Americano (Americana for a female).
Dólar americano.
futbol de americano
American football to the Spanish is Fútball Americano. Fútball to the Spanish is soccer to Americans
bordo is Spanish for board, it does not have an accent.
Eres means "you are". Such as "You are American" = "Eres americano/a"