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what is the accent marks called?

Accent marks are called diacritics.

They are small marks added to letters to indicate a change in pronunciation. Examples of diacritics include:

* Acute accent: á (as in "café")

* Grave accent: à (as in "fútbol")

* Circumflex accent: â (as in "cliché")

* Tilde: ñ (as in "señor")

* Umlaut: ö (as in "Über")

* Cedilla: ç (as in "garçon")

There are many other diacritics, and their specific use varies depending on the language.

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