| Author(s) | Sayed Soliman Alian |
| Affiliation | Assistant Professor. Dept. of Asiatic Languages. College of Languages and Translation King Saud University, Riyadh. Saudi Arabia |
| Title | Semantic-Syntactic Function of the Punctuation |
| Source | Journal of King Saud University. Languages & Translation. Volume 11, No 1. (1999/1419) |
| Abstract | Modern Hebrew uses punctuation marks to indicate cases of pauses and connections in varied sentence-related structures. This approach involves both the external and internal punctuation marks. Even though the written Hebrew is distinguished from spoken Hebrew by depth in meaning and by logical sequence of ideas, still a comprehension of a written text in Hebrew is a relative matter. Punctuation factors are not noticeable in spoken Hebrew for speakers of Hebrew, utilize other supportive linguistic factors. Punctuation marks in Hebrew are in |
