Most people just call it 'at'. Some call it 'business at'.
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Thread: @ symbol
- 07-Jul-2003, 22:22 #1Anonymous Guest
@ symbol Has the symbol '@' its own name such as '&' -> ampersand for example?
Or, asking the other way, what is the formal name of the symbol '@'?
- 07-Jul-2003, 22:47 #2
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- 08-Jul-2003, 09:38 #3
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Re: @ symbol In my place we called it "alias". Some people have 2 names, so, the names will be written, ie, James @ John :)
- 09-Jul-2003, 19:54 #4
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I haven't heard that one before.
- 11-Jul-2003, 07:31 #5daubuditteo Guest
in my place, it's read by "a mok"
cool!
- 11-Jul-2003, 23:02 #6
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I've never heard that before.
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