00:00There are sentence-ending marks that have been proposed throughout history.
00:02Let's take a look slowly.
00:02This one, which combines an exclamation mark and a question mark,
00:05is called an interrobang.
00:06It means both exclamation and question at the same time.
00:08This one is called a sark mark.
00:09It was created in 2006, and it's used to express sarcasm or irony.
00:12A French writer named Herve Bazin created six emotional punctuation marks.
00:16This one is the irony mark, which means sarcasm or irony.
00:18This one is the love mark, which means love.
00:20This one is the certitude mark, used for certainty and conviction.
00:23This one is the command mark, used for commands, warnings, and instructions.
00:26This one is the joy mark, which means joy or celebration.
00:28And this one is the doubt mark, used in situations of doubt.
00:30Of course, these punctuation marks aren't really used much now,
00:33and I don't think they'll be used much in the future either.
00:35Now that we have emojis, they're almost unnecessary now.
