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Also known as Punctuation mark
書面上用於標明句讀和語氣的符號
Punctuation marks are symbols used in writing to show readers how text should be read and understood. They help clarify meaning by indicating pauses, stops, and the structure of ideas within written language.
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Within Vinony's link graph, 标点 is referenced by 727 other articles, and connects out to question mark, irony mark and inverted question and exclamation marks.
It is catalogued under topics including Punctuation and Typography.
Its subject is documented across 83 Wikipedia language editions.
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标点符号,书面上用于标明句读和语气的符号。“标点符号是辅助文字记录语言的符号,是书面语的组成部分,用来表示停顿、语气以及词语的性质和作用。” 西方的標點符號在16世紀主要有朗誦學派和句法學派兩個學派,主要是由古典時期希臘文和拉丁文演變而來,在17世紀後進入穩定階段。俄文的標點是依希臘文而來,到了18世紀採用西歐的標點方法。 中國古籍印刷中自有標點符號。近人管錫華研究指出古代中文標點符號發達,近代自歐美舶來了數種標點,與固有符號糅合,漸成今式。日本在8世紀時,在阅读中国文言文(漢文訓讀)时会使用訓點(如返點)作为標點。日本在明治维新之后,也将传统句读和西式标点相结合,逐渐形成现代日文标点使用方法。
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