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According to the Spanish-language version of Wikipedia, they do not call Mr. T , –Senor T.–
I know the dashes are what they use instead of quote marks, but I can’t get the tilde over the n.
According to the Spanish-language version of Wikipedia, they do not call Mr. T , –Senor T.–
I know the dashes are what they use instead of quote marks, but I can’t get the tilde over the n.
You can use Windows charmap or enter it directly using alt+0241 (hold down an ALT key while typing the digits 0241 then release the ALT key).
Nice to know that we can rely on Millie to keep on thinking The Very Deep Thoughts! ^_^
I wonder if Japanese call Mr. T “T-san”?
Do Germans call him Herr T?
Do the Japaneese call hin “T san?”
Dang, I should have checked if that was used.
Both “Herr T” (hurty) and “Señor T” (seniority) would be amusing…