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	~~{{Latin letter info\|n}}~~

	'''N''' ([[English_alphabet#Letter_names\|named]] ''en'' {{IPAc-en\|ˈ\|ɛ\|n}}<ref>"N" ''Oxford English Dictionary,'' 2nd edition (1989); ''Merriam-Webster's Third New International Dictionary of the English Language, Unabridged'' (1993); "en," op. ~~cit~~.~~</ref>)~~ is the ~~fourteenth [[Letter (alphabet)\|letter]] in the [[ISO basic Latin alphabet]].~~

	~~==History==~~
	~~{{Unreferenced section\|date=October 2013}}~~
	~~{\| class="wikitable" cellpadding=4~~
	~~! Egyptian hieroglyph<br>for J~~
	~~! Phoenician<br>~~ ''~~[[Nun (letter)\|Nun]]~~''
	~~! Etruscan~~<br> N
	~~! Greek~~<br> ~~[[Nu (letter)\|Nu]]~~
	~~\|--- align=center~~
	~~\|<hiero>D</hiero>~~
	~~\| [[File:PhoenicianN-01~~.~~svg\|x30px]]~~
	\| [~~[File~~:~~EtruscanN-01~~.~~svg\|x30px]]~~
	~~\| [[File:Nu uc lc~~.~~svg\|x35px]]~~
	\|}

	~~One of the most common [[Egyptian hieroglyphs\|hieroglyphs]~~], ~~[[snake]], was used in [[Egypt]]ian writing to stand~~ for ~~a sound like the English {{angbr\|[[J]]}}, because the Egyptian word for "snake" was ''djet'~~'. ~~It is speculated by many that [[Semitic]] people working in Egypt adapted hieroglyphics to create~~ the ~~first [[alphabet]], and that they used~~ the ~~same snake symbol to represent N, because their word~~ for ~~"snake" may have begun with that sound~~. ~~However, the name for the letter in the [[Phoenician alphabet\|Phoenician]], [[Hebrew]], [[Aramaic]] and [[Arabic alphabet\|Arabic]] alphabets is ''[[Nun (letter)\|nun]]'',~~ which ~~means "[[fish]]" in some of these languages~~. ~~The sound value of the letter was {{IPA\|/n/}}—as in [[Greek language\|Greek]], [[Etruscan language\|Etruscan]], [[Latin]]~~ and ~~modern languages.~~

	~~== Usage ==~~
	~~N represents a [[dental nasal\|dental]] or [[alveolar nasal]] in virtually all languages that use the Latin alphabet~~, and in the ~~[[International Phonetic Alphabet]]~~. ~~A common [[digraph (orthography)\|digraph]] with 'n' is 'ng'~~, ~~which represents a [[velar nasal]] in~~ a ~~variety~~ of ~~languages~~, ~~usually positioned word-finally in [[English language\|English]]~~. ~~Often, before a [[velar stop\|velar plosive]] (as in~~ '~~'ink'' or ''jungle''), 'n' alone represents~~ a ~~velar nasal. In Italian~~ and ~~French~~, ~~'gn' represents a [[palatal nasal]] {{IPA\|/ɲ/}}~~. ~~The [[Portuguese language\|Portuguese]] and [[Vietnamese language\|Vietnamese]] spelling~~ for ~~this sound is 'nh'~~, ~~while Spanish and~~ a ~~few other languages use the letter '[[ñ]]'. In English, 'n'~~ is ~~generally silent when it is preceded by an 'm' at the end~~ of ~~words~~, ~~as in ''hymn''; however, 'n' is pronounced in this combination when occurring word medially, as in ''hymnal''~~.

	~~'n'~~ is ~~the sixth most [[Letter frequency\|common letter]] and the second-most commonly used [[consonant]] in the [[English language]] (after '[[t]]')~~.

	~~In [[mathematics]]~~, ~~the italic form (''n'') is the common symbol for a [[Variable (mathematics)\|variable]] quantity~~, ~~especially one which represents an [[integer]]~~. <~~math~~>~~\mathbb{N}~~<~~/math~~> ~~is often used to refer to the set of [[natural number]]~~s.

	~~In [[statistics]], the italic form (''n'') is used~~ to ~~denote the number of observations~~ or ~~replicates included in a [[statistical sample]].~~

	~~In [[chemistry]]~~, ~~N represents~~ the ~~element [[Nitrogen]]~~. ~~In [[biochemistry]], N is the one-letter code symbol for the [[amino acid]] [[asparagine]]. It is also the symbol for the [[International System~~ of ~~Units\|SI]] unit~~ of ~~[[force]], the [[Newton (unit)\|newton]]~~.

	~~==Related letters and other similar characters==~~

	*Ν ν : [[Nu (letter)\|Greek letter Nu]]
	*Π π (<~~span style="font-family: serif; font-size: larger"~~>~~''П π''~~<~~/span~~>~~) : [[Pi~~ (~~letter~~)~~\|Greek letter Pi]]~~
	*П п (<~~span style="font-family: serif; font-size: larger"~~>~~''П п''~~<~~/span~~>~~) : [[Pe (Cyrillic)\|Cyrillic letter Pe]]~~
	*Н н (<~~span style="font-family: serif; font-size: larger"~~>~~''Н н''~~<~~/span~~>~~) : [[En (Cyrillic)\|Cyrillic letter En]]~~
	*И и (<span style="font-~~family: serif; font-size: larger">''И и''</span>) : [[I (Cyrillic)\|Cyrillic letter I]]~~
	*Ń ń : [[Ń\|Latin letter N with acute]]
	*Ñ ñ : [[Ñ\|Latin letter N with tilde]]
	*Ň ň : [[Ň\|Latin letter N with caron]]
	*נ,~~ן : [[Nun (letter)\|Hebrew letter Nun]]~~

	~~{{anchor\|Codes for computing}}~~

	~~==Computing codes==~~
	~~{{charmap~~
	~~\| 004E \| 006E \| name1 = Latin Capital Letter N \| name2 =     Latin Small Letter N~~
	~~\| map1 = [[EBCDIC]] family \| map1char1 = D5 \| map1char2 = 95~~
	~~\| map2 = [[ASCII]] <sup>1<sup/> \| map2char1 = 4E \| map2char2 = 6E~~
	}}
	~~: <sup>1</sup> {{midsize\|Also for encodings based~~ on ~~ASCII~~, ~~including~~ the ~~DOS, Windows, ISO-8859~~ and ~~Macintosh families of encodings~~.}}

	~~==Other representations==~~
	~~{{Letter other reps~~
	~~\|NATO=November~~
	~~\|Morse=–·~~
	~~\|Character=N~~
	~~\|Braille=⠝~~
	}}

	~~==References==~~
	~~{{Reflist}}~~

	~~==External links==~~
	*{{Commons-inline\|N}}
	*{{Wiktionary-inline\|N}}
	*{{Wiktionary-inline\|n}}

	~~{{Latin alphabet\|N\|}}~~

	~~[[Category:ISO basic Latin letters]]~~

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	~~My name~~ is ~~Kina~~ (~~32 years old~~) ~~and my hobbies are Programming and Dancing~~.<br><br>~~Look at my web blog~~ :: [~~http~~://~~www~~.~~amazon~~.~~com~~/~~Christian~~-~~Bracelets~~-~~Compatible~~-~~Chamilia~~-~~European~~/dp/~~B00L4IPSQ8~~/ ~~i heart life~~ of ~~jesus charm bracelet~~]		{{About\|the letter of the alphabet}}
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			'''N''' ([[English_alphabet#Letter_names\|named]] ''en'' {{IPAc-en\|ˈ\|ɛ\|n}}<ref>"N" ''Oxford English Dictionary,'' 2nd edition (1989); ''Merriam-Webster's Third New International Dictionary of the English Language, Unabridged'' (1993); "en," op. cit.</ref>) is the fourteenth [[Letter (alphabet)\|letter]] in the [[ISO basic Latin alphabet]].

			==History==
			{{Unreferenced section\|date=October 2013}}
			{\| class="wikitable" cellpadding=4
			! Egyptian hieroglyph<br>for J
			! Phoenician<br> ''[[Nun (letter)\|Nun]]''
			! Etruscan<br> N
			! Greek<br> [[Nu (letter)\|Nu]]
			\|--- align=center
			\|<hiero>D</hiero>
			\| [[File:PhoenicianN-01.svg\|x30px]]
			\| [[File:EtruscanN-01.svg\|x30px]]
			\| [[File:Nu uc lc.svg\|x35px]]
			\|}

			One of the most common [[Egyptian hieroglyphs\|hieroglyphs]], [[snake]], was used in [[Egypt]]ian writing to stand for a sound like the English {{angbr\|[[J]]}}, because the Egyptian word for "snake" was ''djet''. It is speculated by many that [[Semitic]] people working in Egypt adapted hieroglyphics to create the first [[alphabet]], and that they used the same snake symbol to represent N, because their word for "snake" may have begun with that sound. However, the name for the letter in the [[Phoenician alphabet\|Phoenician]], [[Hebrew]], [[Aramaic]] and [[Arabic alphabet\|Arabic]] alphabets is ''[[Nun (letter)\|nun]]'', which means "[[fish]]" in some of these languages. The sound value of the letter was {{IPA\|/n/}}—as in [[Greek language\|Greek]], [[Etruscan language\|Etruscan]], [[Latin]] and modern languages.

			== Usage ==
			N represents a [[dental nasal\|dental]] or [[alveolar nasal]] in virtually all languages that use the Latin alphabet, and in the [[International Phonetic Alphabet]]. A common [[digraph (orthography)\|digraph]] with 'n' is 'ng', which represents a [[velar nasal]] in a variety of languages, usually positioned word-finally in [[English language\|English]]. Often, before a [[velar stop\|velar plosive]] (as in ''ink'' or ''jungle''), 'n' alone represents a velar nasal. In Italian and French, 'gn' represents a [[palatal nasal]] {{IPA\|/ɲ/}}. The [[Portuguese language\|Portuguese]] and [[Vietnamese language\|Vietnamese]] spelling for this sound is 'nh', while Spanish and a few other languages use the letter '[[ñ]]'. In English, 'n' is generally silent when it is preceded by an 'm' at the end of words, as in ''hymn''; however, 'n' is pronounced in this combination when occurring word medially, as in ''hymnal''.

			'n' is the sixth most [[Letter frequency\|common letter]] and the second-most commonly used [[consonant]] in the [[English language]] (after '[[t]]').

			In [[mathematics]], the italic form (''n'') is the common symbol for a [[Variable (mathematics)\|variable]] quantity, especially one which represents an [[integer]]. <math>\mathbb{N}</math> is often used to refer to the set of [[natural number]]s.

			In [[statistics]], the italic form (''n'') is used to denote the number of observations or replicates included in a [[statistical sample]].

			In [[chemistry]], N represents the element [[Nitrogen]]. In [[biochemistry]], N is the one-letter code symbol for the [[amino acid]] [[asparagine]]. It is also the symbol for the [[International System of Units\|SI]] unit of [[force]], the [[Newton (unit)\|newton]].

			==Related letters and other similar characters==

			*Ν ν : [[Nu (letter)\|Greek letter Nu]]
			*Π π (<span style="font-family: serif; font-size: larger">''П π''</span>) : [[Pi (letter)\|Greek letter Pi]]
			*П п (<span style="font-family: serif; font-size: larger">''П п''</span>) : [[Pe (Cyrillic)\|Cyrillic letter Pe]]
			*Н н (<span style="font-family: serif; font-size: larger">''Н н''</span>) : [[En (Cyrillic)\|Cyrillic letter En]]
			*И и (<span style="font-family: serif; font-size: larger">''И и''</span>) : [[I (Cyrillic)\|Cyrillic letter I]]
			*Ń ń : [[Ń\|Latin letter N with acute]]
			*Ñ ñ : [[Ñ\|Latin letter N with tilde]]
			*Ň ň : [[Ň\|Latin letter N with caron]]
			*נ,ן : [[Nun (letter)\|Hebrew letter Nun]]

			{{anchor\|Codes for computing}}

			==Computing codes==
			{{charmap
			\| 004E \| 006E \| name1 = Latin Capital Letter N \| name2 =     Latin Small Letter N
			\| map1 = [[EBCDIC]] family \| map1char1 = D5 \| map1char2 = 95
			\| map2 = [[ASCII]] <sup>1<sup/> \| map2char1 = 4E \| map2char2 = 6E
			}}
			: <sup>1</sup> {{midsize\|Also for encodings based on ASCII, including the DOS, Windows, ISO-8859 and Macintosh families of encodings.}}

			==Other representations==
			{{Letter other reps
			\|NATO=November
			\|Morse=–·
			\|Character=N
			\|Braille=⠝
			}}

			==References==
			{{Reflist}}

			==External links==
			*{{Commons-inline\|N}}
			*{{Wiktionary-inline\|N}}
			*{{Wiktionary-inline\|n}}

			{{Latin alphabet\|N\|}}

			[[Category:ISO basic Latin letters]]

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	~~{{About\|the letter of the alphabet}}~~		C'mon Service Wonder... is the 'e'vertising so yang that it hasn't what happens to the person that gave it and heard those stories about women who get vacuum cleaners for Christmas?<br><br>The best way to begin + particularly when you've limited funds + would be to choose for affiliate marketing rather. This is truly an offshoot of [http://www.yatedo.com/p/Juan+Pablo+Schiappacasse/normal/a41395976e9d90afc0fce4793d6cb4e1 jaun pablo schiappacasse canepa] generally speaking, and it involves selling services and goods for other-people. There's no necessity to actually handle any goods yourself though. Rather you are the +middleman' who joins the potential consumer for the service or product you are promoting.<br><br>There are also other styles of online jobs which can be worth your while. Medical and legal transcription pay well, and the number of online transcription businesses is increasing. Used to do appropriate transcription for around 8 weeks, and created a lot of money, but writing has always been my interest, so I went back to writing. I've a great number of on-line and off line publishing tasks, I could barely continue. Once my school classes end for the summer, I will probably go back to transcription.<br><br><br><br>Marketing a web-based business is actually a mix of knowledge, effort and business acumen. There is a learning curve. Few, if any, online millionaires made their fortunes immediately. Many spent years learning what to complete and what never to do.<br><br>It's generally simpler to take out a customer survey or analysis, find out what improvements have to be integrated into your marketing approach and to fathom the public view. Create a particular repository of customer associates with awareness of specific tastes. This can help you to know what your visitors need.<br><br>One method to advertise your home business is to use Payperclick (PPC). The idea is that you just quote a certain quantity on keywords related to your organization. You simply purchase traffic that actually visits your web site.<br><br>That ground better be included with rose petals, add a bear rug facing a crackling fireplace, punctuated by passionate passage, champagne bottles, a popular special experience, and soft soy candles.<br><br>There's money to be manufactured in community marketing. The strict regulations and upfront charges are enough to discourage individuals who need an instantaneous means of pressing items onto readers. These same regulations and costs, weed-out your competitors, then when readers see links on these boards, they realize the Net marketer is expected and respected by enough time and dedication for his or her efforts leading to clout and quality traffic.
	~~{{pp-move-indef\|small=yes}}~~
	~~{{Latin letter info\|n}}~~

	'''N''' ([[English_alphabet#Letter_names\|named]] ''en'' {{IPAc-en\|ˈ\|ɛ\|n}}<ref>"N" ''Oxford English Dictionary,'' 2nd edition (1989); ''Merriam-Webster's Third New International Dictionary of the English Language, Unabridged'' (1993); "en," op. ~~cit~~.~~</ref>)~~ is the ~~fourteenth [[Letter (alphabet)\|letter]] in the [[ISO basic Latin alphabet]].~~

	~~==History==~~
	~~{{Unreferenced section\|date=October 2013}}~~
	~~{\| class="wikitable" cellpadding=4~~
	~~! Egyptian hieroglyph<br>for J~~
	~~! Phoenician<br>~~ ''~~[[Nun (letter)\|Nun]]~~''
	~~! Etruscan~~<br> N
	~~! Greek~~<br> ~~[[Nu (letter)\|Nu]]~~
	~~\|--- align=center~~
	~~\|<hiero>D</hiero>~~
	~~\| [[File:PhoenicianN-01~~.~~svg\|x30px]]~~
	\| [~~[File~~:~~EtruscanN-01~~.~~svg\|x30px]]~~
	~~\| [[File:Nu uc lc~~.~~svg\|x35px]]~~
	\|}

	~~One of the most common [[Egyptian hieroglyphs\|hieroglyphs]~~], ~~[[snake]], was used in [[Egypt]]ian writing to stand~~ for ~~a sound like the English {{angbr\|[[J]]}}, because the Egyptian word for "snake" was ''djet'~~'. ~~It is speculated by many that [[Semitic]] people working in Egypt adapted hieroglyphics to create~~ the ~~first [[alphabet]], and that they used~~ the ~~same snake symbol to represent N, because their word~~ for ~~"snake" may have begun with that sound~~. ~~However, the name for the letter in the [[Phoenician alphabet\|Phoenician]], [[Hebrew]], [[Aramaic]] and [[Arabic alphabet\|Arabic]] alphabets is ''[[Nun (letter)\|nun]]'',~~ which ~~means "[[fish]]" in some of these languages~~. ~~The sound value of the letter was {{IPA\|/n/}}—as in [[Greek language\|Greek]], [[Etruscan language\|Etruscan]], [[Latin]]~~ and ~~modern languages.~~

	~~== Usage ==~~
	~~N represents a [[dental nasal\|dental]] or [[alveolar nasal]] in virtually all languages that use the Latin alphabet~~, and in the ~~[[International Phonetic Alphabet]]~~. ~~A common [[digraph (orthography)\|digraph]] with 'n' is 'ng'~~, ~~which represents a [[velar nasal]] in~~ a ~~variety~~ of ~~languages~~, ~~usually positioned word-finally in [[English language\|English]]~~. ~~Often, before a [[velar stop\|velar plosive]] (as in~~ '~~'ink'' or ''jungle''), 'n' alone represents~~ a ~~velar nasal. In Italian~~ and ~~French~~, ~~'gn' represents a [[palatal nasal]] {{IPA\|/ɲ/}}~~. ~~The [[Portuguese language\|Portuguese]] and [[Vietnamese language\|Vietnamese]] spelling~~ for ~~this sound is 'nh'~~, ~~while Spanish and~~ a ~~few other languages use the letter '[[ñ]]'. In English, 'n'~~ is ~~generally silent when it is preceded by an 'm' at the end~~ of ~~words~~, ~~as in ''hymn''; however, 'n' is pronounced in this combination when occurring word medially, as in ''hymnal''~~.

	~~'n'~~ is ~~the sixth most [[Letter frequency\|common letter]] and the second-most commonly used [[consonant]] in the [[English language]] (after '[[t]]')~~.

	~~In [[mathematics]]~~, ~~the italic form (''n'') is the common symbol for a [[Variable (mathematics)\|variable]] quantity~~, ~~especially one which represents an [[integer]]~~. <~~math~~>~~\mathbb{N}~~<~~/math~~> ~~is often used to refer to the set of [[natural number]]~~s.

	~~In [[statistics]], the italic form (''n'') is used~~ to ~~denote the number of observations~~ or ~~replicates included in a [[statistical sample]].~~

	~~In [[chemistry]]~~, ~~N represents~~ the ~~element [[Nitrogen]]~~. ~~In [[biochemistry]], N is the one-letter code symbol for the [[amino acid]] [[asparagine]]. It is also the symbol for the [[International System~~ of ~~Units\|SI]] unit~~ of ~~[[force]], the [[Newton (unit)\|newton]]~~.

	~~==Related letters and other similar characters==~~

	*Ν ν : [[Nu (letter)\|Greek letter Nu]]
	*Π π (<~~span style="font-family: serif; font-size: larger"~~>~~''П π''~~<~~/span~~>~~) : [[Pi~~ (~~letter~~)~~\|Greek letter Pi]]~~
	*П п (<~~span style="font-family: serif; font-size: larger"~~>~~''П п''~~<~~/span~~>~~) : [[Pe (Cyrillic)\|Cyrillic letter Pe]]~~
	*Н н (<~~span style="font-family: serif; font-size: larger"~~>~~''Н н''~~<~~/span~~>~~) : [[En (Cyrillic)\|Cyrillic letter En]]~~
	*И и (<span style="font-~~family: serif; font-size: larger">''И и''</span>) : [[I (Cyrillic)\|Cyrillic letter I]]~~
	*Ń ń : [[Ń\|Latin letter N with acute]]
	*Ñ ñ : [[Ñ\|Latin letter N with tilde]]
	*Ň ň : [[Ň\|Latin letter N with caron]]
	*נ,~~ן : [[Nun (letter)\|Hebrew letter Nun]]~~

	~~{{anchor\|Codes for computing}}~~

	~~==Computing codes==~~
	~~{{charmap~~
	~~\| 004E \| 006E \| name1 = Latin Capital Letter N \| name2 =     Latin Small Letter N~~
	~~\| map1 = [[EBCDIC]] family \| map1char1 = D5 \| map1char2 = 95~~
	~~\| map2 = [[ASCII]] <sup>1<sup/> \| map2char1 = 4E \| map2char2 = 6E~~
	}}
	~~: <sup>1</sup> {{midsize\|Also for encodings based~~ on ~~ASCII~~, ~~including~~ the ~~DOS, Windows, ISO-8859~~ and ~~Macintosh families of encodings~~.}}

	~~==Other representations==~~
	~~{{Letter other reps~~
	~~\|NATO=November~~
	~~\|Morse=–·~~
	~~\|Character=N~~
	~~\|Braille=⠝~~
	}}

	~~==References==~~
	~~{{Reflist}}~~

	~~==External links==~~
	*{{Commons-inline\|N}}
	*{{Wiktionary-inline\|N}}
	*{{Wiktionary-inline\|n}}

	~~{{Latin alphabet\|N\|}}~~

	~~[[Category:ISO basic Latin letters]]~~

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	~~My name~~ is ~~Kina~~ (~~32 years old~~) ~~and my hobbies are Programming and Dancing~~.<br><br>~~Look at my web blog~~ :: [~~http~~://~~www~~.~~amazon~~.~~com~~/~~Christian~~-~~Bracelets~~-~~Compatible~~-~~Chamilia~~-~~European~~/dp/~~B00L4IPSQ8~~/ ~~i heart life~~ of ~~jesus charm bracelet~~]		{{About\|the letter of the alphabet}}
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			{{Latin letter info\|n}}

			'''N''' ([[English_alphabet#Letter_names\|named]] ''en'' {{IPAc-en\|ˈ\|ɛ\|n}}<ref>"N" ''Oxford English Dictionary,'' 2nd edition (1989); ''Merriam-Webster's Third New International Dictionary of the English Language, Unabridged'' (1993); "en," op. cit.</ref>) is the fourteenth [[Letter (alphabet)\|letter]] in the [[ISO basic Latin alphabet]].

			==History==
			{{Unreferenced section\|date=October 2013}}
			{\| class="wikitable" cellpadding=4
			! Egyptian hieroglyph<br>for J
			! Phoenician<br> ''[[Nun (letter)\|Nun]]''
			! Etruscan<br> N
			! Greek<br> [[Nu (letter)\|Nu]]
			\|--- align=center
			\|<hiero>D</hiero>
			\| [[File:PhoenicianN-01.svg\|x30px]]
			\| [[File:EtruscanN-01.svg\|x30px]]
			\| [[File:Nu uc lc.svg\|x35px]]
			\|}

			One of the most common [[Egyptian hieroglyphs\|hieroglyphs]], [[snake]], was used in [[Egypt]]ian writing to stand for a sound like the English {{angbr\|[[J]]}}, because the Egyptian word for "snake" was ''djet''. It is speculated by many that [[Semitic]] people working in Egypt adapted hieroglyphics to create the first [[alphabet]], and that they used the same snake symbol to represent N, because their word for "snake" may have begun with that sound. However, the name for the letter in the [[Phoenician alphabet\|Phoenician]], [[Hebrew]], [[Aramaic]] and [[Arabic alphabet\|Arabic]] alphabets is ''[[Nun (letter)\|nun]]'', which means "[[fish]]" in some of these languages. The sound value of the letter was {{IPA\|/n/}}—as in [[Greek language\|Greek]], [[Etruscan language\|Etruscan]], [[Latin]] and modern languages.

			== Usage ==
			N represents a [[dental nasal\|dental]] or [[alveolar nasal]] in virtually all languages that use the Latin alphabet, and in the [[International Phonetic Alphabet]]. A common [[digraph (orthography)\|digraph]] with 'n' is 'ng', which represents a [[velar nasal]] in a variety of languages, usually positioned word-finally in [[English language\|English]]. Often, before a [[velar stop\|velar plosive]] (as in ''ink'' or ''jungle''), 'n' alone represents a velar nasal. In Italian and French, 'gn' represents a [[palatal nasal]] {{IPA\|/ɲ/}}. The [[Portuguese language\|Portuguese]] and [[Vietnamese language\|Vietnamese]] spelling for this sound is 'nh', while Spanish and a few other languages use the letter '[[ñ]]'. In English, 'n' is generally silent when it is preceded by an 'm' at the end of words, as in ''hymn''; however, 'n' is pronounced in this combination when occurring word medially, as in ''hymnal''.

			'n' is the sixth most [[Letter frequency\|common letter]] and the second-most commonly used [[consonant]] in the [[English language]] (after '[[t]]').

			In [[mathematics]], the italic form (''n'') is the common symbol for a [[Variable (mathematics)\|variable]] quantity, especially one which represents an [[integer]]. <math>\mathbb{N}</math> is often used to refer to the set of [[natural number]]s.

			In [[statistics]], the italic form (''n'') is used to denote the number of observations or replicates included in a [[statistical sample]].

			In [[chemistry]], N represents the element [[Nitrogen]]. In [[biochemistry]], N is the one-letter code symbol for the [[amino acid]] [[asparagine]]. It is also the symbol for the [[International System of Units\|SI]] unit of [[force]], the [[Newton (unit)\|newton]].

			==Related letters and other similar characters==

			*Ν ν : [[Nu (letter)\|Greek letter Nu]]
			*Π π (<span style="font-family: serif; font-size: larger">''П π''</span>) : [[Pi (letter)\|Greek letter Pi]]
			*П п (<span style="font-family: serif; font-size: larger">''П п''</span>) : [[Pe (Cyrillic)\|Cyrillic letter Pe]]
			*Н н (<span style="font-family: serif; font-size: larger">''Н н''</span>) : [[En (Cyrillic)\|Cyrillic letter En]]
			*И и (<span style="font-family: serif; font-size: larger">''И и''</span>) : [[I (Cyrillic)\|Cyrillic letter I]]
			*Ń ń : [[Ń\|Latin letter N with acute]]
			*Ñ ñ : [[Ñ\|Latin letter N with tilde]]
			*Ň ň : [[Ň\|Latin letter N with caron]]
			*נ,ן : [[Nun (letter)\|Hebrew letter Nun]]

			{{anchor\|Codes for computing}}

			==Computing codes==
			{{charmap
			\| 004E \| 006E \| name1 = Latin Capital Letter N \| name2 =     Latin Small Letter N
			\| map1 = [[EBCDIC]] family \| map1char1 = D5 \| map1char2 = 95
			\| map2 = [[ASCII]] <sup>1<sup/> \| map2char1 = 4E \| map2char2 = 6E
			}}
			: <sup>1</sup> {{midsize\|Also for encodings based on ASCII, including the DOS, Windows, ISO-8859 and Macintosh families of encodings.}}

			==Other representations==
			{{Letter other reps
			\|NATO=November
			\|Morse=–·
			\|Character=N
			\|Braille=⠝
			}}

			==References==
			{{Reflist}}

			==External links==
			*{{Commons-inline\|N}}
			*{{Wiktionary-inline\|N}}
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			{{Latin alphabet\|N\|}}

			[[Category:ISO basic Latin letters]]