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The fifteenth symbol of the Amharic alphabet is called Ñ  and the sound is the same than the letter Ñ  in Spanish but there is no equivalent sound in English. You can say that it sounds similar to the sound "nj" as in the word new but pronounced as a British person will do: "nju:". The printed letter and the handwritten letter are similar and they look as if we add to the previuous symbol a small horizontal line to the top.
Here is the table with the printed letter, handwritten letter and pronunciation, and a few examples. The animations were made according to the instructions in the book Writing and Reading Amharic and the sounds are from the site Amharic Online. Phonetic symbols according to David Appleyard.

print	phonetics	how to write it and say it	examples
	ñä		(mäwañät) to swim
	ñu		(täñu) she slept (formal)
	ñi		(gobñi) tourist
	ña		(fiña) balloon
	ñe		(adañe) my savior
	ñï (just ñ at the end of a word)		(tïnïññ) mosquito
	ño		(säño) Monday

Also, the sound "ñ" and the sound  "wa" form the letter  "ñwa"   .

Finally, the complete sequence in alphabetical order :
 

Next week, the letter A.

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