Dien zin wer nait touvougd, omreden hai al bestoat.
What does that dollar sign do?
The $ sign means end of the line.
The ^ means the beginning of the line.
Example:
All sentences starting with Tom and ending with Mary.
^Tom Mary$
https://tatoeba.org/eng/sentenc...rom=eng&to=und
> If you think all ですか。sentences should be changed to ですか？
I don't think so. It's just my personal preference.
There's nothing wrong with interrogatives ending with "。". Actually, question marks are rarely used in textbooks of Japanese as a second language, but I want to use them in the sentences I own because that's how I'd write it.
I know it's against the "Don't change anything that is not wrong" rule. I could just ignore the existing sentences and add alternate ones with different punctuation, if the community consider that to be more desirable.
> I know it's against the "Don't change anything that is not wrong" rule.
Remember what Trang once said about that rule: https://tatoeba.org/deu/sentences/show/303808.
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