english grammar help

[turbopiki]

I have just one question, if i should use Capital letter or no, when stating which language is being spoken.

 

Examples:

 

In Italy they speak (Italian or italian)

IN Germany they speak (German or german)

 

Asking because in my country Slovenia you only use Capital letter when writing country's name.

 

Sorry if i was hard to understand, i am not fluent in English.

[GodSpoon]

Capitalize the first letter yes

 

So German, English, British, Spanish, etc.

[TheThirstyWalrus]

It's usually a lower case 

[poker1059]

They're considered proper nouns and all proper nouns are capitalized 

[imperialplanet]

yes, in English names are sub post to be capitalized. 

[The Cool n00B]

It's usually a lower case 

Languages are proper nouns, therefore it's correct to capitalize them, regardless of what's common.

[The Cool n00B]

yes, in English names are sub post to be capitalized. 

omg that pun (I hope it was)

[poker1059]

It's usually a lower case 

https://www.englishclub.com/writing/caps0.htm 

[imperialplanet]

omg that pun (I hope it was)

i wasnt trying but thanks, 

[turbopiki]

Thanks for help, everyone.

[Moondrelor]

i wasnt trying but thanks, 

 

Then it's "supposed" 

[4ndrew]

Yes capitalise languages, e.g. German, French

[r1Ns3]

It's usually a lower case 

Where did you get that info from mate? Completely wrong.

[JefferyD90]

I have just one question, if i should use Capital letter or no, when stating which language is being spoken.

 

Examples:

 

In Italy they speak (Italian or italian)

IN Germany they speak (German or german)

 

Asking because in my country Slovenia you only use Capital letter when writing country's name.

 

Sorry if i was hard to understand, i am not fluent in English.

Any proper noun (so when you say the word "language" that is just a noun, but the word "English" is a specific kind of language).  Just like "person" isn't capital, but "Frank" is because he is a specific person.

 

A better question is when you're getting more specific.  When you start talking about different dialects of English, like "Old English" has a adjective and a noun is the adaptive capitalized?

[Domifi]

Capitalized.

 

http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/words/using-capital-letters