—comillas — quotation marks. " — comillas — quotation marks. ' — comillas simples — single quotation marks. ? ? — principio y fin de interrogacion — question marks. ? ! — principio y fin de exclamacion o admiracion — exclamation points.
Examples and explanations for words, phrases, acronyms, numbers, punctuation, capitalization, symbols, and more used in Spanish grammar.
Using punctuation in Spanish is mostly same as English with a few significant differences. Moving from most common to least common: Periods. Called a punto or a punto final in Spanish, the period is the easiest punctuation mark. When you finish a sentence, add a period: Juan Carlos es mi mejor amigo. Juan Carlos is my
Spanish punctuation. As a general rule the punctuation of Spanish and English is very similar. However, there are a number of conventions which are well worth bearing in mind. The first thing that most people would recognise is that Spanish direct questions always begin with an inverted question mark, ? . You can find this
Using punctuation can tell the reader many things, such as when to pause or stop. This lesson looks at different punctuation marks and how they
Spanish Punctuation. Spanish and English use the same punctuation for many things. For example, both use periods at the end of statements and commas to separate elements in a list. There are also some punctuation marks used only in Spanish, as well as some punctuation marks that English and Spanish use differently.

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February 2018