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In what language is an interrogative sentence framed by two question marks?

In Spanish, an interrogative sentence is accompanied by two question marks: one stands, as usual, at the end of the sentence, and the other at the beginning, and inverted.

For example, the phrase "How are you?" in Spanish it would be "¿Cómo estás?".

In Arabic and Persian, one question mark is used, but mirrored - ؟.

In Greek, the role of a question mark is generally played by a semicolon -;.

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