 When the letters "n" and "y" appear next to each other, they are written as "nÿ", with the diaeresis mark to distinguish this combination from "ny".Other letters ("h", "q", "x") are not used in the alphabet, but are often used to write loanwords from other languages.Most such loanwords have standardised spellings consistent with Luganda orthography (and therefore not using these letters), but these spelling are not often used, particularly for English words.