What are the spelling rules

In Turkish, there are the spelling rules used when writing texts, it is necessary to pay attention to these rules to write more understandable.

Punctuation signs

Particularly in poems to express emotions, to determine the pause points of the sentence, to indicate the characteristics of the spokespersons such as tone.

Poster Marks: Point, comma, question mark, exclamation, two points, dotted comma, nail mark, bracket, three points.

Correction mark

Correction mark is used in words that enter into our language from Arabic and Persian.

Point

Put the end of the sentence.

comma

Put among the words and word groups of the co -worker.

dotted comma

Used to distinguish the word types separated by comma in the sentence.

two points

The end of the sentences to be given after him is placed.

Three points

Put the end of unfinished sentences.

question mark

Put the end of words or sentences that report questions.

exclamation

Surprise, joy, pain, fear, such as the end of sentences describing emotions.

short line

When the words that do not fit into the line are divided, the line is put at the end.

long line

In the article, it is put to show the speeches taken per line.

Begon line

In cases where it should be written side by side, it is placed between the verses.

Reverse bending line

Used to distinguish between consecutive knees in computer software.

Nail mark

The words transferred from another person or writing are taken into quotes.

Single Nail mark

It is used to indicate a word that should be taken into quotes in quotes and re -quotes.

Used to prevent the words that are the same as in the sorting of the substances in the article or in a schedule.

Sagittarius Better

Used for explanations that are not directly related to the structure of the sentences.

angular brackets

In cases where brackets should be used in the brackets, angular brackets are used.

Cutting mark

The possessive status and notification attachments brought to special names are separated by the cutting sign.