im pretty sure its an "i"
Yes, it is the same.
Yes, the Spanish Language places an upside down explanation point at the beginning of the sentence and a regular one at the end.. They do the same with Question marks...
yes...it goes in from of the sentence.
I'm Puerto Rican so I know the answer. The upside down exclamation point in Spanish is equivalent of the American exclamation point. An upside down one goes in front of the sentence and a regular exclamation point (!) goes at the end of the sentence.
yup, its the same as one the right way round, as is the upsidedown question mark.
It basically tells you what emphasis and intonation to put on the sentence before you say it - for example, you know that a sentence is supposed to be said as a question before you get to the last question mark.
Very smart, when you think about it!
Yes its the same thing. It goes at the start of any exclamtiom made in spanish. The same is true for the upside down question mark, which goes before any question.
Spanish uses both upside down question marks(¿) and exclamation marks (¡) as well as the right side up ones (?,!)that we use. The upside down ones are written before the sentence and the right side up one follows the sentence. This is used as a sign to the reader that they are about to read a question. Having this as a warning allows the reader to use the proper intonation patter for the sentence type.
This page will tell you how to use international characters. Just choose the instructions for your operating system.
http://nosayudamos.ning.com/FAQ/page/lis...
The short answer is yes. The inverted exclamation point and question marks, signify a sentence with a question or exclamation.
The long answer is very long, and involves points of Spanish language grammar, if you would like to really get into it just google "Spanish language and punctuation."
Hope that helps ya.
Yes, but it goes before the sentence.
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