And I gave an example of a word that would be pronounced almost the same way, but doesn't use any diacriticals.
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And then you gave an example of a word that would be pronounced very differently, so I was confused.
using mate I can access them by going into the menu (you know that thing that is comparable to the start menu of windows but then better organized) hulpmiddelen->tekens en symbolen and then you just need to search for cards
(according to google translate hulpmiddelen translates to this
and tekens en symbolen to this)
(according to google translate hulpmiddelen translates to this
and tekens en symbolen to this)
I know that some programs (MS Word, LibreOffice Writer, etc.) have those sorts of menus (typically labeled Insert Symbol in English), but I've never encoutered that functionality natively in a OS... huh.
On OSX, you can hold the alt key and press other keys to get things like this: ˜∆¨¥ƒ∂ß´£¢∞†©∫∆ˆ¨˙∆˚øπ˚∆˙©†®´∂烮´∑圙£´
And if you hold alt and shift, you can get these: ˜ı◊Ïδ‰ˇ˝Ó¨Á‰´„‹›‰Ï˝ÓÁ¨°ØˆØ
Also, if you press one of the alt-key combinations for a diacritical mark, it'll be highlighted in yellow, then if you type a letter the diacritical can go under, it'll put it there for you. É, for instance, is alt-e followed by shift-e.
On OSX, you can hold the alt key and press other keys to get things like this: ˜∆¨¥ƒ∂ß´£¢∞†©∫∆ˆ¨˙∆˚øπ˚∆˙©†®´∂烮´∑圙£´
And if you hold alt and shift, you can get these: ˜ı◊Ïδ‰ˇ˝Ó¨Á‰´„‹›‰Ï˝ÓÁ¨°ØˆØ
Also, if you press one of the alt-key combinations for a diacritical mark, it'll be highlighted in yellow, then if you type a letter the diacritical can go under, it'll put it there for you. É, for instance, is alt-e followed by shift-e.