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Only the first character in the title should be capitalized. But there are exceptions when using names (ex. Lars, Gunnar Lindholm) |
Only the first character in the title should be capitalized. But there are exceptions when using names (ex. Lars, Gunnar Lindholm) and places (ex. Stockholm, New York, Canada), these should be capitalized too. |
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This page outlines the capitalization rules for the Swedish language. It forms part of the MusicBrainz CapitalizationStandard.
In Swedish
I svenskan används versaler för den inledande bokstaven i titlar, för namn (ex. Lars, Nils-Åke, Gunnar Lindholm) och för platser (ex. Stockholm, Tibet, New York).
T.ex. "När Per åkte till Borås med en engelsk rugbyspelare".
Se Versalisering på Wikipedia för mer info.
In English
Only the first character in the title should be capitalized. But there are exceptions when using names (ex. Lars, Gunnar Lindholm) and places (ex. Stockholm, New York, Canada), these should be capitalized too.