Accented characters

Hi, I don't seem to have accented characters in now the keys on my 6s. Can anyone help please?

  1. What keyboard do you use?
  2. What specific characters you seem to be missing?
  3. What app or apps you see it in (keyboards are contextual ion according to the application)?

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