The UConn players’ names - INES, not Inez

[oldhusky]

Ine^s. === uphs!... I 'm not there yet, but I will at least use the "Ines" rather than the "Inez!"

I'm in that camp too, but confess to being one of the offenders using Inez by mistake a few times before it was pointed out to me, and although I don't think I have said her name out loud, I would have pronounced Lou's last name wrong too, until the "shawl" sound vs. "chal" was clarified. I stand corrected.

 

[tkaes]

The thread title-

The UConn players’ names - INES, not Inez​

should be corrected.

The UConn players's names - INÊS, not INES or Inez.

It is easy to type vowels with diacritics on any modern computing device, Windows, Mac, iPad or phones.

I've owned personally and used Windows in a work environment for 30+ years. I have no idea how to type vowels with diacritics. Please share.

 

[Sifaka]

I've owned personally and used Windows in a work environment for 30+ years. I have no idea how to type vowels with diacritics. Please share.

In my Windows at work days, I used the ASCII codes. It was a little cumbersome, but I quickly memorized the four or five I needed most. Today there are easier methods.

How to Type Characters with Accents on Windows

For more choices, just google (or duck duck go or bing…). “Windows type diacritics”.
You will find many good tutorials.

Keyboard shortcuts for international characters - Microsoft Support

Add international characters using keyboard shortcuts in your Outlook email.

support.microsoft.com

This one is especially good. It offers many ways to get where you want to go, and includes a YouTube video.

How to Type Characters With Accents in Windows 10

blog.pcrisk.com

 

[Carnac]

It’s nice to get it right.
The ladies deserve it.
But, ya’ gotta’ admit, there ain’t no Smiths or Joneses here.

Anyone not sure of the spelling of any player's name on any team need only Google their name. Google WILL provide you with the correct spelling.

 

[Carnac]

In my Windows at work days, I used the ASCII codes. It was a little cumbersome, but I quickly memorized the four or five I needed most. Today there are easier methods.

How to Type Characters with Accents on Windows

For more choices, just google (or duck duck go or bing…). “Windows type diacritics”.
You will find many good tutorials.

Keyboard shortcuts for international characters - Microsoft Support

Add international characters using keyboard shortcuts in your Outlook email.

support.microsoft.com

This one is especially good. It offers many ways to get where you want to go, and includes a YouTube video.

How to Type Characters With Accents in Windows 10

blog.pcrisk.com

Thanks sifaka. I share the same challenge that tkaes does. I printed those two pages for future reference.

 

[Conndog]

Just use their uniform numbers!

 

[Plebe]

All these foreign & multi-syllable names makes you long for the days of “Sue Bird.”

and Svetlana Abrosimova.

 

[#12in21]

ü,é,á,ê If you go with the first names you only need to use one, Inês. Last names for Nika, Lou and Dorka. Lou2 has fittingly 2é