OTHER RELATED INFORMATION - SPANISH LANGUAGE KEYBOARD

•  The primary differences between an English (US) and a Spanish (Latin American) computer keyboard lie in the layout and the characters.
•  Special Characters: Spanish keyboards include characters like ñ, ¡, and ¿, which are not present on English keyboards. These characters are essential for writing in Spanish. 
•  Key Placement: Some keys are placed differently. For example, the @ symbol is accessed by pressing Alt Gr + 2 on a Spanish keyboard, whereas on an English keyboard, it's Shift+2.
•  Accent Marks: Spanish keyboards have dedicated keys for accent marks (´) and the diaeresis (¨), which are used frequently in Spanish.
•  Punctuation: The placement of punctuation marks like the semicolon (;) and colon (:) can differ. On a Spanish keyboard, these are often accessed using the Shift key.
•  Additional Keys: Spanish keyboards may have additional keys to accommodate the extra characters, which can slightly alter the overall layout.
•  These differences are designed to make typing in Spanish more efficient and intuitive.
•  If you frequently switch between languages, you might find it helpful to familiarize yourself with both layouts.

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