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13 Jul 2016
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Which is correct: guten nacht or gute nacht? And do I have to use uppercase on the first letters of each word?
Which is correct: guten nacht or gute nacht? And do I have to use uppercase on the first letters of each word?
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Gute Nacht ist richtig.
You use uppercase on the first word of the sentence and Words like "Nacht". (Substantive)
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Gute Nacht ist richtig.
You use uppercase on the first word of the sentence and Words like "Nacht". (Substantive)
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@istleo: capital letters are used for nouns.
Nacht is female therefore "Gute Nacht". gut is here written with capital letters because it's at the beginning of a frase.
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