are nouns capitalized in dutchとは 意味・読み方・使い方

In German, nouns are spelled with a capital initial.

drill in English words

sentences written in English

a grammatical part of speech, called noun

There are weak vowels in English.

the Latin name for England

in grammar, the condition of a noun of being singular

the promulgation was written in English

common idioms used in English

in grammar, an indefinite pronoun

in the original German

any grammatical case other than the nominative

in Japanese grammar, a noun clause

to express Japanese in Roman letters, called romaji

the German alphabet

an indicative mood in English grammar

in grammar, a word that is used to state existence

drill in English pronunciation

colloquial British abbreviation

brush up on German

newspapers written in English

Australian term for a pal

German is an inflected language

This vowel diphthongized in Germanic

British informal for `intoxicated'

an indefinite demonstrative pronoun denoting place

Many Japanese words have found their way into English dictionaries.

（the） Dutch （language）

The English verb comes before the object―precedes the object.

a grammatical case, called dative