ray.brown@freeuk.com writes:
>That is most definitely _diaeresis_, not umlaut, to show that the 'u' is
>actually pronounced & not silent as one would normally expect between 'g=
'
>and 'e'.
>
>I thought it was called 'di=E9resis' in Spanish.
Not sure, as "biling=FCe" is the only Spanish word I have learned so far =
to
use diaresis. I just know that's how you spell it. The reason I thought i=
t
was called "umlaut" was my friend Ann told me that's what the diaresis wa=
s
called when I asked her "What are those two dots were for over the u in
biling=FCe".
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