when do i capitalize the word spanish in a personal statement requested by a university?
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Always.  The name of any language should always be capitalized.\n\nSpanish-speaking individuals...My first language was Spanish.
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Try spelling and punctuation for starters.  I'm not trying to be facetious, but future employers DO judge your application by how neat it is and how well you use your grammar skills.
774197
Buena idea. Yo estoy estudiando, y espero que algun dia puedo hablar mejor que ahora.\n\nEspanol es una lengua muy bonita y casi toda la gente en el mundo pueden hablar mas que una lengua y por eso estoy tratando apprender mas que una por mi parte.
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JUST BY YOUR TITLE PEOPLE KNOW YOU HAVE A WRITING ISSUE CAPS AND LOWER CASE. I HTINK YOU SHOULD GO TO A WRITING CLASS.
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Maybe part of the answer is highlighted in your question.\n\nThe simple task of providing a properly structured sentence is beyond you.\n\nThe first word of a sentence, question or statement, should be capitalized!
901547
you can say:\n\n¿Te gustaría casarte conmigo?\n¿Te casarías conmigo?\n¿Desearías casarte conmigo?\n¿Quieres casarte conmigo?
875399
Capitalize.  Its not just any credit card--Its the Visa credit card.  (proper noun)
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Well if you mean like, Print your Name here: You would say\nEscriba El Nombre.\n\nOr if you you mean like your name in "print" as in media you would say nombre de la impresión
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Formal:\n\nQuiere jugar basquetbol el viernes?\nQuiere usted jugar basquetbol el viernes?\nQuiere jugar baloncesto el viernes?\nQuiere usted jugar baloncesto el viernes?\n\nNOT formal:\n\nQuieres jugar basquetbol el viernes?\nQuieres jugar baloncesto el viernes?\n\nDepends on where you are and what you want to say.. they are all correct though. I am a fluent spanish AND english speaker :o)
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yes just go back in where u change it to spanish change it back to engligh
397873
To help you with this ...once you open the  application (Word)click on tools, then choose language. click on spanish. this will activate the  speller checker and will prompt the correct word for you  in spanish. this will also include all  the  special  characters.
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I believe it's the Spanish abbreviation for The United States of America.\n\n"Estados Unidos" is abbreviated as "EEUU" (also: EE. UU.) because in\nSpanish the abbreviation for a plural item doubles the letter of the\nabbreviation. The same is done, for example, with the abbreviation for\n"Fuerzas Armadas" (= Armed Forces), which is "FF. AA.", indicating\nthat the abbreviation relates to a plural term.\nThe English language knows this custom too, albeit in a few cases\nonly. For instance, the abbreviation for "page" in singular is "p.",\nwhile "pages" in plural are abbreviated as "pp.".\nSometimes, however, the abbreviation "EUA" (Estados Unidos de América)\nfor the United States is indeed used in Spanish, but not often.
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No offense, but if you have to solicit help on the internet to write your personal statement, than maybe you're not quite ready for college. Or, maybe you should ask those who know you well for help. \n\nI will give you one bit of advice, though: don't substitute "u" for "you" in your statement.
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-Write "es" at the end of the word Ex: cancionES\n-Change the z to c and add "es" Ex: lapiz- lapiCES\n-Write "es" at end of word  Ex: dificilES\n-Just add an s at the end of the word Ex: bonitoS\n-Los\n-Las
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capitalization - NO\nspaces - YES
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Welll, the following works in Word, so I'm thinking it'll also work in Publisher.  To make Spanish accented letters, just hit CTRL + ' (apostrophe), then the letter.  This also works for capital letters.  To make the Spanish question mark, hit CTRL + ALT + SHIFT + ? (press them all at the same time).  To make the Spanish exclamation sign, hit CTRL + ALT + SHIFT + ! (press them all at the same time).  To make the letters with tildes (ñ), hit CTRL + SHIFT + ~ (the tilde symbol), then the letter.\n\nTo make this letter   ñ   in other than Word, you can go to the Character Map in Windows XP, by going to All Programs>Accessories>System Tools>Character Map.
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Because it is plural.  In spanish if you abbreviate something in plural you double the initial.