They placed the right character over the wrong word
Making mistakes is what makes us human. Some can be pardoned, but not all can be forgiven and forgotten. And when your blunder affects not one but two languages, it’s very possible that many people have noticed the mistake. It may be wise to learn how to say “sorry” in multiple languages.
The tilde on top of the ‘n’ is key there to help teach people how to pronounce the word correctly, as it changes the ‘n’ sound to a ‘nyuh’ sound. However, it belongs on top of the spicy peppers, rather than over an English term with the same pronunciation. Oopsy.
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