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RE: upside down question mark? page 3

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AnonymousWhy don't they do that with periods?
In Spanish - and in most languages - the first word of a sentence is always capitalized to show the beginning of a sentence.
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how do you get the (upside down) question mark on word
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Hello Matty!

I don't know how you can get them, but, you can copy them from here!;) (¿?)
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You can get it from here Emotion: smile

http://www.forodeespanol.com/Archive/SpanishLettersEnglishKeyboard/h/Post.htm
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Anonymous:
Hello, I am Spanish, so I beg your pardon for my bad English.
The upside down question mark is a must, not an option. You have to put it in the beginning of every question.
Examples:
¿Cómo está usted? --> How are you?
¿Cómo te llamas? --> What's your name?

About the: Hola, ¿cómo estás? <-- This is the right way.
¿Hola, cómo estás? is inconrrect.
Anonymous:
alt + 161 doesn't work on windows vista!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Hey Anon, you can find it by clicking on "Insert Symbols". Emotion: smile
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Anonymous:
it is just like a question mark in english, exccept they put a upsidown oe at the beginging and a rite side up one at the end. all these mean is that they are asking a question, exccept in spanish u get some warning before you read tha sentance. is this what u wanted to know?

viva puertorico!
Anonymous:
why is the question mark upside down
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