why and when we you this spanish question mark ¿ and what's the difference between this ¿ and ?
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Pretty simple!
Sign ¿ goes right at the beginning of the sentence, opening the question, and ? goes at the end, closing it.
In correct Spanish, you must open and close question and exclamations
¿Cómo te llamas?
¡Qué calor!
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All question should have both of the question marks. "¿" preceding the sentence, and "?" to finish it. The thing is that a lot of people only use the finishing one like in other languages. It is just a bad and lazy habit, especially extended on internet.
e.g. ¿Quieres cenar con nosotros?
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¿Qué? X_DDD
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