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If I'm spelling out a Spanish word, say over the telephone, which order is it customary to denote the fact that the letter has an accent or tilde.
Would you say sofá like
"S", "O", "F", accent "A"
Or
"S", "O", "F", "A" accent
I'm assuming that I'm speaking English.
If I was speaking Spanish and spelling it out, would it be different?
"S", "O", "F", accento "A"
"S", "O", "F", "A" accento
"S", "O", "F", "A" acentuada.
Or:
"S", "O", "F", "A", acento en la "a".
"D", "I" acentuada, "A"
Or:
"D", "I", "A", acento en la "i".
