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When someone's talking to Chuck and says "you", like in "People prayed to you. People built churches for you." should it be capitalized -- You? We capitalize He when Amara talks about God... And what about when He's talking about Himself? Should we capitalize Me? I'm not trained in religious grammar rules... :P | When someone's talking to Chuck and says "you", like in "People prayed to you. People built churches for you." should it be capitalized -- You? We capitalize He when Amara talks about God... And what about when He's talking about Himself? Should we capitalize Me? I'm not trained in religious grammar rules... :P | ||
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| + | LOL - well strictly speak if we capitalize pronouns for Chuck we should do so for Amara! I'd tend to go with not capitalizing. [[User:Missyjack|Missyjack]] ([[User talk:Missyjack|talk]]) | ||
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When someone's talking to Chuck and says "you", like in "People prayed to you. People built churches for you." should it be capitalized -- You? We capitalize He when Amara talks about God... And what about when He's talking about Himself? Should we capitalize Me? I'm not trained in religious grammar rules... :P
LOL - well strictly speak if we capitalize pronouns for Chuck we should do so for Amara! I'd tend to go with not capitalizing. Missyjack (talk)
