Manaʻo kōkua a me kūmole: hōʻike, punctuation, mau memo

Ma waho aʻeo i ka olelo o ka grammatically i hoʻonohonoho 'ia i huiʻia e komo i eiiiiiaiou mea e ole e kue ana nā hua'ōlelo i loko o ka syntactic pili. Oia, no ka laʻana, e kaumaha aku i ka hoopii. Hoopii o ka olelo a me ka'ōlelo i hea aku i ka kanaka i ka mea ka mea, ua kuhikuhi. E like me ka rula, ia mea he noun i loko o ka nominative hihia, pinepine - he kupono inoa (hookahi paha e kaukaʻi hua'ōlelo).

"Uaʻoe kipa, Hope, ka loa sensational ma Moscow gale?"

"Our hihia, makamaka, meaʻaʻohe maikaʻi ala!"

E like me ka iapaau ana i hana i nā māhele o ka olelo, ae hana i na mana o ka noun (adjective participle, numerals listen'ōlelo.).

"This, aloha, mai hele aku i loko o kekahi wahi ponoi!"

"Hey, e mau! Wikiwiki e hele i keia Aha! "

Kaumaha lapaʻau ke malama ia i loko o ka mua, waena, a me ka hopena. Pēpēʻana ua mau kahiāuli ma commas, e like me ia ma ka hope o ka'ōlelo ua i ka hoailona, i ke ano loa kūpono.

"Anna, hoolilo ia oe iho i ka hale!"; "E mileyshieʻae nō hoʻi mai iʻike e pili ana i ka hopena o kona hana?"; "Mai 'oe makemake e hoʻonānea ma mua o ke alanui, Gleb Borisovich?"

Kaumaha ana i ka helu wahi, a malalo o loko o ka nominative

I mea ole, e hookahuli ai i ka lapaau ana o ke kumuhana, a pale aku punctuation hewa, ia mea pono i ka hoomanao ana:

1. Lawelawe ana ua ole syntactic ana me nā lālā 'ē aʻe o ka kaumaha ai oukou ia, no laila, e hiki ole i ka ninau o ka ia;
2. Inā he noun o ke kumuhana, ke verb mea i loko o ka palapala o ke kolu o ka aoao, a ina o ka hoʻopiʻi kū'ē 'ana - i ka lua;
3. Lawelaweʻana i nā mea maopopo expressive waihoʻoluʻu.

Kōkua me nā kūmole - punctuation

I loko nō o ka nohoaliʻi ke akahai o ka manao, ma laila nō kekahi mau rula i oe e hoomanao. E noke i ka ia olelo hiki ke hana i nā wahi likeʻole o ka hoohewaia e (kaumaha ma muli o kona pōʻaiapili). Lapaʻau ku pu me nā mea a pau e kaukaʻi hua'ōlelo.

"ʻoe, koʻu aloha hoahanau, e hiki ke kiola aku a pau kanalua, mai kēia manawa ma!"

Kekahi mau hoopii lalani i hookaawale ia e ka comma a exclamation kaha.

"Anna! Koʻu aloha, i oe e hana nei i keia hora? "

Ma waena o ka'Aha'ōlelo, hui me "a me" a me "Ae",ʻaʻohe comma.

"Pehea i oe, Daria ka Marya?"

Inā ka Union ua hai hou me ka homogeneous lapaau "a" mua o ka mua o ia i ka hoailona ua i waiho.

"Koke oe a kou wahi ma hope o ke kula, a Anton, a Maxim!"

Huna "e" i loko o ka hoʻopaʻi me kūmole hiki ole ke hookaawale mai ia ma kekahi huapalapala. Naʻe, ina o ka "e" o ka interjection, a mai ka waiwai o "ke", ka mea, ua kaawale ia mai ka olua hoailona (comma ole exclamation mark).

"Hiki i ke aumoe la, pehea maikai oe e!"

"Oh, Vasily Petrovich, i ka noho pono manawa!"

Inā 'oe i ke' oe i kēia hoʻopiʻi kū'ē 'ana (particles) "ka" a "Ae", aole lakou eʻaʻole kiʻi pohaku uinihepa, o ka mea ma ka comma.

"Ka popoki a me ka popoki!"

Kōkua me nā kūmole -'āne

I hookuu, ka mea kino pronouns "oe" a me "oe" paani i ke kūlana o ke kumuhana, aole nae i kekahi manawa, hiki ke hana i nä haumäna, i ke kanaka hoʻokahi, a me hapa o nä hopuna.

"Pehea i oe i hele mai ai i keia godforsaken wahi, kaikaina?"

"Pehea hiki au e pono heʻuʻuku huhu, e oe koʻu darling?"