What on earth is "~" used for?

It's called a tilde... I think.

It's used mostly in the Spanish letter n (But with the tilde on top of the n)

This thing right here; ñ

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It is called a tilde and is used as an accent mark often in Spanish.

It's called a 'tilde'...

In Spanish it make the 'n' sound like a 'ny' (as in onion).....

Espanol sounds like it is written but Español sounds like espanyol.

In Portuguese it makes the vowels sound nasal... as in não, confusões etc.

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~It makes things look fancy~

~I always imagine sentences like this mean~

~You have to speak with a British accent~

its an accent in some languages, and its called a tilde(Spanish).

it`s called a tilde key its used to make squiggly lines

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It means "congruent" in Geometry.