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Doesn’t it say “the boy loves the girl” without the question mark? How would you know it’s a question in the spoken language?
Similarly to how we distinguish some questions in English, using tone.
"He scored 100 points."
"He scored 100 points?"
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But in your question it's more like a "surprised" question and you can't believe he really did.
To be grammatically correct english questions are formed with "auxiliary verb + subject + actual verb" as in "Does my not native english sound wrong?" (I'm really not native, hope auxiliary is the correct term)
In Hebrew the only thing we use to distinguish a question from a regular sentence is the tone. we have no problems with that
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Well the audio should sound like a question, if it is one, and this audio's tone is that of a statement.
I just listened, and I guess I must have missed the question mark. I have sense fixed the recording. Thank you for pointing this out specifically! I had no idea what was wrong with it.
I would say that HV should have a particle to indicate it is a question just like in japanese.
