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Status: This page outlines the capitalization rules for the Yiddish language. It forms part of the MusicBrainz CapitalizationStandard.
Hebrew Script
In English
Hebrew has no capitalization, so this isn't an issue.
Latin Script
In English
The first letter of the first word and the first letter of any proper nouns should be capitalized.
All other letters should be lowercase.
Examples
- "Yismakh Moyshe / Yismekhu" (note that Moyshe is a name) --http://musicbrainz.org/track/696a04f3-37bb-4e2f-a9d6-e36dfd6ec9c5.html
- "Freylekhs nokh der khupe" --http://musicbrainz.org/track/29c5740b-902c-4cbb-83ce-325f21dd3147.html
