>>146270781
Are they really called interrogation marks in the US? We call them question marks in Britain
>>146271939
>Are they really called interrogation marks in the US?
Yanks are strange people, so it wouldn't surprise me.
>>146271939
I don't think USA commonly calls them like that
Not born in USA but i call them question marks
>>146271939
Question mark is the common name, but the technical name is interrogative mark in standard british english. Similarly, "bang" was once the common name for the exclamation mark, but that term fell out of favour at some point and is now considered archaic
>>146271939
The folder was obviously named by an ESL, else it would be "anime girls with bearing confused countenances also featuring question marks beside their heads" or something along those lines. The original is awkwardly phrased.
>>146272154
This one?
>>146271939
it's an ironic name for the folder
the question marks aren't even on their heads, usually
>>146272256
Yes I remember seeing romanized interrogative punctuation in the file name early on. So it might be.