r/phmigrate • u/FirstIllustrator2024 • 44m ago
General experience To those with an "Ñ or ñ" in their names, did you have to adjust to N/n?
Just throwing this question out there and a bit of a rant, sorry: I know it's not applicable to all. Our daughter had to ask us why we no longer use the letter 'enye' and we told her that had to revert to the letter N/n because 'enye' is not accepted in the system here.
I'm sure in Spanish speaking countries it is widely accepted but here in Australia, we have to adjust.
I keep telling her to keep writing 'enye' but if it typed use 'N'.
