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I actually do this for complicated letter that I don't know.
Like: ë, ñ, ũ, ü, etc
There's something a bit upsetting about how finding it online is faster and easier than using an application purpose-built for this purpose (Character Map)
It's even worse on mobile. I have no idea how to do this without changing my phone's whole locale.
I'm not sure about your specific setup, but usually on mobiles you can hold your finger on a letter to see variants/accent marks.
It depends on the keyboard. I've used some in the past that tied that feature to the current language