German in English: From Germany, or the language that people in Germany speak. It always takes a capital letter. (adjective)

Translation

From Germany, or the language that people in Germany speak. It always takes a capital letter.

Word origin

From Latin Germanus, the name the Romans used for the peoples living east of the Rhine.

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Here "German" is the name of the language.

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Here "German" tells you the town is in Germany.

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"German" keeps its capital letter, even in the middle of a sentence.

French

From France, or the language that people in France speak. It always takes a capital letter.

Chinese

From China, or the language that people in China speak. It always takes a capital letter.

English

The language of Britain, the United States, and many other countries; also anything from England.

language

The words people use to speak and write to each other.

country

A land with its own people, government, and borders, like France or Japan.

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