IPA: ɲ
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The consonant [ɲ] is palatal because the hard palate is the target of the tongue body. It’s a nasal because the soft palate is lowered to a greater or lesser extent, allowing a portion of the airstream to pass through the nasal cavity. It's similar to onion.
It is written in different ways – in:
* Aymara, Basque, Filipino, Galician, Quechua, Spanish as ñ,
* Catalan, Hungarian, Indonesian, Malay, Swahili as ny,
* Breton, French, Italian as gn,
* Portuguese*, Occitan as nh,
* Slovak, Czech as ň,
* Albanian, Croatian, Dutch as nj,
* Faroese as nj and as n + affricate (nk(j), ng(j)),
* Polish as ń,
* Latvian as ņ,
* Tamil as ஞ,
* Burmese as 
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* Amharic as 
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* Russian as нь.
Source: Babel Babble № 4, Consonants: palatal nasal
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