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is curious what is learned unwillingly.
I am writing one thing very boring and very tedious.
The fact is that in this paper, joint supervision, my mentor gives me texts written by her, such drafts, for me to take as the basis for my writing. The case is that she writes foot, with accents, and I walk without tilde. It was something that bothered me in my head sounded the distant voice of my school language teacher, who said something about it, but exactaente not remember why.
I supposed to be something like accented capital letters, accented foot before and now ... because in the end I decided to look, and found with this, doubts Dictionary of the RAE:

1.2. monosyllables. The one-syllable words are not emphasized graphically never, except in cases of diacritical tilde month, good faith, I, bread, saw. Since, depending on various factors, the same sequence of vowels can be articulated as a diphthong or a hiatus to see if a word is monosyllabic or not from the standpoint of spelling, it should be noted that some vowel combinations are always considered diphthongs for the purpose of accent, whatever their pronunciation. In particular, any combination open vowel ( a, e, o ) + vowel ( i, u ), or vice versa, whenever the tone is not closed, and the combination of two different vowels, diphthongs are to be considered from the orthographic. This convention is one of the novelties introduced in the academic Spelling 1999. So, a few words before this date were considered passing syllable syllable now to be considered for the purpose of accent, to contain a vowel sequences mentioned above, and, consequently, should be written without a tilde. These words are verbal forms as crie, cryo who create, crieis ( to create ); fie, wire, Fiais, faithful ( of spin ); flows, fluis ( flow of ); cold friais ( of nun ); frui, fruis ( to enjoy ); guide you, lead you, guiais, guieis (from guide ); hui huis (from huir ); lie, lio, Liais, lieis (from liar ); pie, pious, pial, pieis (chirp of ); river rials (from reír ); them nouns Guion, ion, muon, pion, prion, ruan and buffoon; and among the names, Ruan and Sion. However, it is permissible graphically emphasize these words, to be finished acute-n,-s or voice, if he writes as clearly articulated vowel hiatus containing sequences and therefore are considered syllable: fie, I ran away, laugh, script, rogue, etc . Monosyllabic pronunciation is prevalent in large parts of Latin America, especially Mexico and Central America, while in other American countries like Argentina, Ecuador, Colombia and Venezuela, as in Spain, a majority of two-syllable pronunciation.

There is nothing you can basically say that you can write these words as you leave the soul, that thou speak with an accent, as he plants a tilde, and if not, then no ... then we say that English grammar is hard ...