N e l l y r i d e w i t m e. The ñ is a separate letter of the Spanish alphabet not merely an n with a mark over it. When incorporated in 1901 the village was known as Shermerville in honor of Frederick Schermer who donated the land for its first train station.
In precise pronunciation of Spanish the ñ is similar to but different than the ny of canyon. For Indic scripts it is usually used to transliterate ञ or equivalents into ñ. See also Latin script.
See also Latin script.
Sales begin June 1 with the Villages online payment system by mail or via our postage free dropboxes. The ñ came about in the 12th century as a variation of copying a double- n from Latin words. Sales begin in-person at Village Hall on June 7. For Indic scripts it is usually used to transliterate ञ or equivalents into ñ.