Inverted Exclamation symbol
Type :inverted_exclamation: · Punctuation
Unicode name Inverted Exclamation Mark · Latin-1 Supplement block · added in Unicode 1.1, 1993
What ¡ is for
Opens an exclamation in Spanish, which marks both ends of the phrase rather than just the close. ¡Qué bien! The upside-down mark tells a reader the tone before they start the sentence instead of after.
How to type ¡
The shortcuts below are the built-in routes. With
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installed you can skip all of them and type
:inverted_exclamation: in any text field instead, which
is the same on every platform.
macOS
Option + 1
Windows
Alt + 0161
Hold Alt and type the digits on the keypad.
Shortcodes
:inverted_exclamation: On the web
HTML ¡
Unicode U+00A1
JavaScript '\u{00A1}'
CSS "\00A1"
Python '\u00A1'
URL %C2%A1
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