Template:Comma

This shows a localized comma in the middle of this sentence, or its equivalent in the relevant language.

The documentation of this template is included from its /doc subpage.

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Usage:

Use it to generate the language-dependant punctuation signs that is used like an English comma, for example between items of an enumeration.

• By default, it is rendered according to the content language of the current page (see {{RelevantLanguage}}) so it will work in translated subpages.
• If you want to use it in a multilingual page, you'll need to specify the language code in parameter 1 (or uselang).
• If you use this template to display a plain ASCII comma (,) that you don't want to be interpreted by MediaWiki as a definition list item (or indented block), specify the "en" language code in parameter 1. (Note that this comma will be returned followed by an ASCII space.)

Warnings:

• Don't insert any space after it (this template will insert the word separator conditionally, but the comma returned in Chinese is a wide version and requires no extra space after it). Some languages also don't want any space in the same paragraph (they don't separate words by spaces).
• In Khmer, commas are generally not used in normal sentences (which also don't use spaces between words), but spaces are allowed in enumerations, and needed as separators between numbers (which do not use spaces for grouping digits).

Examples:

• In English, German{{comma|en}}Spanish{{stop|en}} gives

  German, Spanish.

• In French, allemand{{comma|fr}}espagnol{{stop|fr}} gives

  allemand, espagnol.

• In Arabic, الألمانية{{comma|ar}}الإسبانية{{stop|ar}} gives

  الألمانية، الإسبانية.

• In Armenian, գերմաներեն{{comma|hy}}իսպաներեն{{stop|hy}} gives

  գերմաներեն, իսպաներեն։

• In Khmer, អាល្លឺម៉ង់{{comma|km}}អេស្ប៉ាញ{{stop|km}} gives

  អាល្លឺម៉ង់ អេស្ប៉ាញ។

• In Chinese, 德语{{comma|zh}}西班牙语{{stop|zh}} gives

  德语、西班牙语。

See also:

• {{Colon}}, {{Stop}}