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What is " called in english?
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Sparty has writtenI thought it means someone is speaking? or I'm wrong
Yes, I think it's used in opening and closing of dialogues.
expression of "
Wikipedia has written
Quotation mark
In English writing, quotation marks or inverted commas are punctuation marks surrounding a quotation, direct speech, or a literal title or name.
In English writing, quotation marks or inverted commas are punctuation marks surrounding a quotation, direct speech, or a literal title or name.
Sparty has writtenI thought it means someone is speaking? or I'm wrong
Dude, how come you cannot know that? You live in New Zealand...
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>(Greater Than) <(Less Than) ,(Comma) :(Colon) ;(Semi-Colon) *(Multiplication Sign) @(at)
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>(Greater Than) <(Less Than) ,(Comma) :(Colon) ;(Semi-Colon) *(Multiplication Sign) @(at)
Thanks
Love the way ; and : called. In Russia, we dont have special words for them, so they are something like "double dot" and "dont and comma". And a funny thing "@" - called dog. LOL. gonna search now why is that.
DevGru has written Sparty has writtenI thought it means someone is speaking? or I'm wrong
Dude, how come you cannot know that? You live in New Zealand...
I do, but something tells me I'm wrong
Nem has writtenAnd a funny thing "@" - called dog. LOL. gonna search now why is that.
The name "dog" has come from Soviet computers DVK where the symbol had a short tail and similarity to a dog. Only in russian, kazakh, kyrgyz and ukrainian though...
A Mad Bro has writtenThe name "dog" has come from Soviet computers DVK where the symbol had a short tail and similarity to a dog. Only in russian, kazakh, kyrgyz and ukrainian though...
Thanks, but i allready managed to find the answer to my question
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In Poland, we call "@" małpa what in English means monkey. And a funny thing "@" - called dog. LOL. gonna search now why is that.
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