What symbols are there in English and 15 in Chinese

The dun (,) dun is used in Chinese to divide the juxtaposition components in sentences; There is no pause in English, and commas are used for the parallel components in dividing sentences. Such as:

she slowly, carefully, deliberately moved the box.

The title number of the book ("" does not have a title number in English, and the title of the book and the name of the newspaper is indicated by italics or underscores.) For example: Hamlet Hamlet

Interval (·) There is a spacer in Chinese, which is used in the middle of words that need to be separated, such as "12.9", "Audrey Hepburn" (personal name), etc. There is no Chinese interval in English, so commas are often used when spacing is needed.

Key points: Sometimes Chinese uses solid dots under the text to indicate words that need to be emphasized, and these solid dots are emphasis. However, there is no such symbol in English, and when it is necessary to emphasize certain components, you can use a variety of methods such as italics, certain emphatic words, special sentence patterns, punctuation pauses, etc.

Some symbols have different forms in both Chinese and English.

The full stop in Chinese is a hollow circle (。 ）

The full stop in English is a solid point (.).）

The ellipsis in English is three dots (..).The position is at the bottom of the row;

The Chinese one is six dots (..)Dwelling in the middle of the line.

The dash in English is (-) and the Chinese is (——

Hello landlord! The English name of this symbol is called "ampersand", which is pronounced "and", which means "and", with "and". Meaning of "same".

Interestingly, this symbol was once seen as the 27th letter of the English alphabet, placed at the end of the alphabet. In the past, when people were reciting the English alphabet, the last "x, y, z" would be added to the end with "and per se and", and the last "and" here is our "&" per se in Latin"itself", "and per se and" means "and" &' itself.

In addition, when representing propositional judgments, propositions a and b are written as a&&b, and propositions a or b are written as a||b.Note that there are two "&s".

From the [English Cattle Group].

Isn't it & this symbol? It is equivalent to "and" in Chinese and "and" in English

& and, which denotes two meanings that exist at the same time.

Brother, can the picture be a little more blurry?