Below is a table showing the frequency of diacritic characters in Dutch, from diacritical marks in the Dutch language. A list of almost 250,000 Dutch words contained a total of 3538 diacritics:
| Character | Frequency |
|---|---|
| ë | 1762 |
| ï | 599 |
| é | 468 |
| è | 248 |
| ö | 171 |
| ê | 71 |
| ü | 61 |
| ó | 35 |
| ç | 30 |
| á | 24 |
| à | 17 |
| ä | 16 |
| û | 8 |
| î | 7 |
| í | 5 |
| ô | 4 |
| ú | 4 |
| ñ | 4 |
| â | 3 |
| Å | 1 |
Here are the letter frequencies for Tagalog. [1] (Excluding the 2 letters like Ññ and NGng):
| Character | Frequency |
|---|---|
| A | 24.25% (≈1/4) |
| N | 11.77% (≈105/900) |
| G | 8.51% (≈115/1000) |
| I | 7.89% (≈126/1000) |
| S | 5.6% (≈178/1000) |
| T | 4.87% (≈205/1000) |
| M | 4.27% |
| O | 4.19% |
| L | 3.77% |
| K | 3.61% |
| Y | 3.08% |
| U | 2.98% |
| P | 2.84% |
| R | 2.23% |
| E | 2.22% |
| H | 2.08% |
| D | 2% |
| B | 1.9% |
| W | 0.93% |
You may have noticed a better way to remember these in order by thinking of ANGIST-MOLKY-UPREH-D-B-W. Also N and G got quite high due to the fact that the letter NGng adds it up at very high percentages.