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maria38000
3 months ago

… or the sentence mentions a small name (e.g. a small brand name).

If the beginning of the sentence is behind a comma, then the word is written when it is written regularly small.

Dear Kaja, my Elders have been very pleased that you have melted.

MinusDrei651
3 months ago
Reply to  maria38000

lerko has the best yogurt.

– Dear Maria,

we have were yesterday (…)

Knovieh
3 months ago

At the beginning of the sentence there is always a capital letter and at the end always a point, or a question – or exclamation mark.

Dichterseele
3 months ago

A start of the sentence begins when the previous sentence has been finished with a point and is always written large.

In the past, collective parts of the sentence, which are formulated independently, have also been separated with a dash point – after which little is written on, unless it is a main word.

Rosenmary
3 months ago

Yeah, always, more of it…

WwernerR363
3 months ago

Before a sentence begins, a point, an exclamation mark or a question mark must be set! Your version without everything is not available!

kiniro
3 months ago

Yes – each beginning of the sentence starts with a capital letter.

VFR80065
3 months ago

Yeah, you don’t learn this at school anymore? It’s sad…

Malte253
3 months ago
Reply to  VFR80065

Maybe the questioner is also a foreigner. There are languages that do not know big and small words.