"Matěj is waiting for food."
Translation:Matěj čeká na jídlo.
January 26, 2018
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cricketswool
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Thank you.
I apologize for the ambiguity. In American English, the rule is to put the punctuation mark at the end of a sentence inside the quotation marks, even though it can lead to confusion in cases like this. I didn't realize until now that the rest of the English-speaking world adopted a more logical convention over a century ago.
I'll edit my question to make the meaning clearer. Thanks again for your answer.