🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 🇮 🏆Why is only the ? and ! put at the front and upside down of a sentence in Spanish?
all-knight-partyI would assume it's because it leads the reader to what tone to use in a given sentence. The question mark or exclamation point would be useful in tone throughout the whole sentence, but if neither is present in front of the sentence a regular reading tone could be assumed.
so why add a floating period when nothing being there allows for the same assumption and is much, much simpler and easier?
CatoblepasStill learning Spanish but I believe this is correct, because you can insert a question mark into the middle of a sentence as well if the entire sentence isn’t a question.
Ex:
I have fish, do you want to cook it?
Tengo pescado, ¿quieres cocinarlo?
You can do that and it’s grammatically correct? :O
DeltaTangoLimaLanguage is more than just written script and spoken words - grammar is very language specific too. In Spanish, the example above is indeed grammatically correct.