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Spanish & Filipino Special Characters — Copy Enye (Ñ ñ), Accents & Inverted Marks

The enye (Ñ/ñ) belongs to a family of Spanish and Filipino special characters: the accented vowels á é í ó ú, ü, and the inverted marks ¿ ¡. Copy any of them below, or type them with the alt codes shown.

This page collects the special characters used in Filipino and Spanish — á é í ó ú ü Ñ ñ ¿ ¡ — each with its alt code, Unicode and HTML entity, plus how to type it on Windows, Mac and phone. The enye’s own page is here.

All special characters, codes & copy

Char Alt code Unicode HTML
á Alt + 160 U+00E1 á
é Alt + 130 U+00E9 é
í Alt + 161 U+00ED í
ó Alt + 162 U+00F3 ó
ú Alt + 163 U+00FA ú
ü Alt + 129 U+00FC ü
Ñ Alt + 165 U+00D1 Ñ
ñ Alt + 164 U+00F1 ñ
¿ Alt + 168 U+00BF ¿
¡ Alt + 173 U+00A1 ¡

How to type accented vowels & inverted marks

Windows

  • Hold Alt and type the code above on the numpad (e.g. Alt + 160 = á).
  • US-International: type ‘ then the vowel for á é í ó ú; Shift + ~ then N for ñ.

Mac

  • Hold the vowel key and pick the accent from the popup, or press Option + E then the vowel.
  • ¿ = Option + Shift + ? · ¡ = Option + 1.

Phone

  • Long-press the vowel (or ? / !) and slide to the accented / inverted form.

Special character questions

What is the upside-down question mark?

¿ is the inverted (upside-down) question mark, Alt + 168, U+00BF, ¿ — it opens questions in Spanish.

What is the upside-down exclamation mark?

¡ is the inverted exclamation mark, Alt + 173, U+00A1, ¡.

How do I type á é í ó ú on Windows?

Alt + 160 / 130 / 161 / 162 / 163, or US-International ‘ then the vowel.

Is ñ part of this set?

Yes — the enye Ñ/ñ (Alt 164/165) is the most-used; see the enye copy tool.