How do I type characters with tilde accent marks, specifically an "n"?

How do I type characters with tilde accent marks, specifically an "n"?
I've tried "OPTION N" with no luck... Using a font that supports it...

For example, press Option+N and should see the tilde accent, then press the letter such as n

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