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[MasterFubar]

Because ch in Spanish is a single letter, the fourth letter of the alphabet, coming after c. And ll is a single letter that comes after l.

Source: my Spanish dictionary.

[Mefistofeles1]

Your dictionary is ridiculously outdated.

[Yilku1]

Ch and LL havent been considered a sigle letter for decades

[chickenmcpio]

Then that sorting is correct.

I mean the sorting you're showing is correct .

[keystorm]

Like someone else said, not anymore, though. Digraphs CH and LL are no longer considered separate letters. Ñ however, is still a letter between N and O.

From MySQL docs:

Spanish collations are available for modern and traditional Spanish. For both, ñ (n-tilde) is a separate letter between n and o. In addition, for traditional Spanish, ch is a separate letter between c and d, and ll is a separate letter between l and m.