chấm hỏi

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The Vietnamese word "chấm hỏi" translates to "question mark" in English. It is a punctuation mark used at the end of a sentence to indicate that the sentence is a question.

Usage Instructions:

• Use "chấm hỏi" at the end of any sentence that seeks information or clarification.
• It is important to place it directly after the last word of the question, without any space.

Example:

• Vietnamese: Bạn có khỏe không? (Are you well?)
• In this sentence, "?" is the "chấm hỏi" indicating that it is a question.

Advanced Usage:

• In more complex sentences, "chấm hỏi" can be used with direct and indirect questions.
• Example:
  • Vietnamese: Tôi không biết bạn có đến không? (I don’t know if you are coming?)
  • Here, "chấm hỏi" is used at the end of an indirect question.

Word Variants:

There are no direct variants of "chấm hỏi" as it specifically refers to the question mark punctuation. However, it is often discussed in the context of punctuation overall.

Different Meaning:

"Chấm hỏi" does not have different meanings in Vietnamese. It strictly refers to the question mark.

Synonyms:

While there are no direct synonyms for "chấm hỏi" in terms of punctuation, you can think of other punctuation marks that serve different purposes, such as: - "chấm" (period) for a full stop. - "chấm than" (exclamation mark) for exclamations.

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1. Question mark