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01-31-2009, 03:35 AM

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Indeed it is, and you`ll often seen question sentences ended with just a 。 rather than a question mark. But it just depends on the writer and the publication.
Nyororin, do you ever see "high-level" publications using question marks? I only recall seeing it in manga and things that are not up to the "respectability" of newspapers and such.

Disclaimer: I didn't exactly read the newspaper all the time when I lived in Japan.
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Nyororin, do you ever see "high-level" publications using question marks? I only recall seeing it in manga and things that are not up to the "respectability" of newspapers and such.

Disclaimer: I didn't exactly read the newspaper all the time when I lived in Japan.
the novel (ie. not a manga but a book) I'm translating right now (一人暮らし) uses question marks, and I believe Beat Takeshi's biographies used them too... Not that Takeshi is too fussed about respectability...笑


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