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How do you get an umlaut on a word?

The way you get an umlaut on a word depends on where you're trying to use it:

On a computer:

* Using the keyboard:

* Windows: Hold down the Alt key and type the corresponding number on the numeric keypad.

* For example, Alt + 0228 for ä, Alt + 0252 for ü, Alt + 0246 for ö.

* Mac: Press Option + key:

* Option + u then a for ä, Option + u then o for ö, Option + u then u for ü.

* Using a keyboard shortcut: If your operating system doesn't have a dedicated shortcut, you can create one:

* Windows: Go to "Settings" > "Ease of Access" > "Keyboard" > "Keyboard Shortcuts".

* Mac: Go to "System Preferences" > "Keyboard" > "Text".

* Using a character map:

* Windows: Search for "Character Map" in the start menu.

* Mac: Open "Edit" > "Emoji & Symbols".

* Find the desired umlaut character and copy and paste it into your document.

* Using word processors:

* Word: Use the "Insert" > "Symbol" menu.

* Google Docs: Use the "Insert" > "Special characters" menu.

In online applications:

* Websites: Some websites have built-in tools for inserting umlauts. Look for an "Insert" or "Special Characters" menu.

* Social media platforms: Often you can copy and paste the umlaut character from a character map or another source.

* Email clients: Most email clients will allow you to insert umlauts using the methods mentioned above.

On a phone:

* Android: Use the "Google keyboard" to access umlauts. Hold down the relevant vowel key to see available options.

* iOS: Use the "keyboard" app's "character picker" to find umlauts.

If you're writing by hand:

* An umlaut is typically placed above the vowel, either as two small dots or a small circle.

Remember, the specific method for inserting umlauts may vary depending on your device, operating system, and application.

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