Why isn’t the letter ç used in Spanish like it is in French, Portuguese, and Catalan?

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Why isn’t the letter ç used in Spanish like it is in French, Portuguese, and Catalan?

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Because Spanish doesn’t have that sound. The words where French, Portuguese and Catalan have a ç sound, Spanish has a z sound.

A much more pertinent question would be why does spanish have “ñ” and the others don’t. And the answer is convention. Portuguese and Catalan have “nh” instead, French has “gn”.

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