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@Mrfunkedude Becuase they don't need it. It's as if it were spelled: Lasaña

I mean, you might as well argue mañana needs a y in it. Except ñ like gn in Italian, sounds like ny in English. So, you could spell Enya - in Italian might be Egna, and in Spanish Eña. And they would all be pronounced the same.