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Capitalization is part of the orthography of Latin-based and various other writing systems. | |||
Capitalisation is used to mark particular things, including: | |||
* The start of a sentence (most/all languages) | * The start of a sentence (most/all languages) | ||
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Nouns such as: | Nouns such as: | ||
* proper nouns (most languages), but more specific rules may apply: | * [[proper nouns]] (most languages), but more specific rules may apply: | ||
** names of places (most languages), {{comment|(rules for 'The', 'New', 'North' and such differ)}} | ** names of places (most languages), {{comment|(rules for 'The', 'New', 'North' and such differ)}} | ||
** names of languages (most languages, with exceptions such as French), and the same usually applies to the adjective form | ** names of languages (most languages, with exceptions such as French), and the same usually applies to the adjective form | ||
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