Question Mark French Keyboard -

After one week of practice, your fingers will automatically reach for the comma key when you want to ask a question. And when you switch back to an English keyboard, you’ll start typing "?" every time you want a comma — which is how you’ll know you’ve truly adapted.

But the moment you try to ask a question, you hit a wall. You look at the right side of the keyboard. You see the period. You see the slash. But the question mark? Il a disparu. (It has disappeared.) question mark french keyboard

(Typed with Shift + , on my AZERTY.) Drop them in the comments below. After one week of practice, your fingers will

If you’ve just bought a laptop in France or switched your keyboard layout to French (AZERTY) , congratulations: you now know how to type é , è , and ç without breaking a sweat. You look at the right side of the keyboard

Let’s solve this mystery once and for all. On a standard French AZERTY keyboard, the question mark is not a dedicated key. You type it by holding down the Shift key and pressing the comma (,) key .