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* '''Ää''' — A dieresis or umlaut, represented by two dots above the vowel, is used in various Germanic languages.
* '''Ää''' — A dieresis or umlaut, represented by two dots above the vowel, is used in various Germanic languages.
* '''Ññ''' — A tilde is used in Spanish and Portuguese.
* '''Ññ''' — A tilde is used in Spanish and Portuguese.
* '''Åå''' and '''Øø''' — These symbols are used in Scandinavian writing.
* '''Åå''' — The ring is used in Scandinavian writing.
* '''Øø''' — The slant is used in Danish and Norwegian.
* '''Çç''' — A cedilla is used in French.
* '''Çç''' — A cedilla is used in French.
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The following are Western European (Latin-1) diacritics:
The following are Western European (Latin-1) diacritics:
* The ligature: '''Ææ'''
* The acute accent: '''Áá, Éé, Íí, Óó, Úú'''.
* The acute accent: '''Áá, Éé, Íí, Óó, Úú'''.
* The grave accent: '''Àà, Èè, Ìì, Òò, Ùù'''.
* The grave accent: '''Àà, Èè, Ìì, Òò, Ùù'''.
* The umlaut: '''Ää, Ëë, Ïï, Öö, Üü'''.
* The umlaut: '''Ää, Ëë, Ïï, Öö, Üü'''.
* The tilde: '''Ãã, Ññ'''.
* The tilde: '''Ãã, Ññ'''.
* Scandinavian accents: '''Åå''' and '''Øø'''.
* The ring: '''Åå'''.
* The slant: '''Øø'''.
* The cedilla: '''Çç'''.
* The cedilla: '''Çç'''.
The Latin-1 diacritics have codepoints from <code>U+00C0</code> to <code>U+00FF</code>.
===Latin-2===
===Latin-2===
Latin-2 diacritics are used with Eastern European languages:
Latin-2 diacritics are used with Eastern European languages:
*'''Ąą Ęę Ţţ'''.
*The ogonek: '''Ąą Ęę Ţţ'''.
*The acute: '''Áá Ćć Éé Íí Ĺĺ Ńń Óó Ŕŕ Śś Úú Ýý Źź'''.
*The acute: '''Áá, Ćć, Éé, Íí, Ĺĺ, Ńń, Óó, Ŕŕ, Śś, Úú, Ýý, Źź'''.
*The circumflex: '''Ââ Îî Ôô'''.
*The circumflex: '''Ââ, Îî, Ôô'''.
*The breve: '''Ăă Čč Ďď Ěě Ňň Řř Šš Ťť Žž'''.
*The breve: '''Ăă, Čč, Ďď, Ěě, Ňň, Řř, Šš, Ťť, Žž'''.
*The umlaut: '''Ää Ëë Öö Üü'''.
*The vertical caron: '''Ľľ'''
*The cedilla: '''Çç Şş'''.
*The umlaut: '''Ää, Ëë, Öö, Üü'''.
*The stroke: '''Đđ Łł'''.
*The cedilla: '''Çç, Şş'''.
*The double acute: '''Őő Űű'''.
*The stroke: '''Đđ, Łł'''.
*'''Ľľ'''
*The double acute: '''Őő, Űű'''.
*The ring: '''Ůů'''.
*'''Żż'''
*The dot: '''Żż'''.
*The s sharp: '''ẞß'''
*The s sharp: '''ẞß'''.
Turkish is encoded as Latin-5, while the Nordic languages are encoded as Latin-6.
Turkish is encoded as Latin-5, while the Nordic languages are encoded as Latin-6.