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中英文标点符号的读法用法大全(国外英文资料) The use of punctuation marks in Chinese and English Source: this site?? Release date: 2010-03-11 ? ? Once in a while, I found this public document in a web search and found it a bit interesting, so I picked it up for communication with my colleagues in the province. However, the following information is not verified, and the reference reference is recommended. In addition, because the files that have been searched do not provide copyright holders, therefore, if there is infringement, please inform. - qing-hai liu ? The use of punctuation marks in Chinese and English ? Some punctuation marks in the Chinese language are not English. The number () : number in Chinese is used to split the juxtaposition of the sentence. There is no sign in the English language. Such as: She slowly, carefully, moved the box. Note: in a similar situation, the last comma can be added and, the comma can be omitted -- She slowly, carefully, and deliberately moved the box. The name of the book ( ) : there is no title in English, the title of the title, the name of the newspaper in italics or underline. Such as: Hamlet/Hamlet Winters Tale/Winters Tale The New York Times/The New York Times In addition, the English articles, poems, music, movies, paintings, and other names such as transportation tools and spacecraft are also used in italics. The name of the division number (?) : Chinese have separation dot, in the month and date, the first name and last name of the transliteration need separated by the middle of the word, such as just a little? Nine, Audrey Hepburn? (name), etc. There is no Chinese in English, and you need to use commas at intervals. There is a strong point: sometimes the Chinese language is used in words to indicate the words that need to be emphasized. In English, there is no such thing as this, but there are many ways of using italics, certain emphasis words, special sentence patterns, punctuation, etc. Some punctuation marks in English are not Chinese.