In Modern Greek, the exclamation mark (, ) has been introduced from Latin scripts and is used identically, although without the reluctance seen in English usage. A minor grammatical difference is that, while a series of interjections each employ an exclamation mark (e.g., , , 'Oops! Oh!
In Modern Greek, the exclamation mark (,) has been adopted from Latin scripts and is used identically, without the hesitation observed in English usage. A minor grammatical distinction exists: while a series of interjections each employ an exclamation mark (e.g., , , 'Oops! Oh!'