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The Royal Spanish Academy tweeted about the word bitcoin, saying it has a tilde

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Word “Bitcoin“Not yet listed in the Royal Academy Dictionary Spanish. However, the interest in evoking the most famous cryptocurrency, it is becoming a focal point in the language world. So is RAE twitteó About how to write it.

Through its Twitter account, yesterday, March 24, RAE He pointed out During the week’s consultations there was a question about the word “bitcoin” to see if it had an accent.

The answer was: “If it matches Spanish, it is written with an accent, because it is the loudest sound ending in« n »:« bitcóin in. “

This tweet caused controversy, as many in the Spanish-speaking world do so by pronouncing the first letter of the word “bitcoin”.

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