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In English, always, as you would French,Spanish, Chinese, Indian, etc.
- In English, always, as you would French,Spanish, Chinese, Indian, etc.
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In English, always, as you would French,Spanish, Chinese, Indian, etc.
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Hi,
I use a capital every time I write the word.
Is there some special case that you are not sure about?
I'd also start 'when' with a capital, in your question.
I use a capital every time I write the word.
Is there some special case that you are not sure about?
I'd also start 'when' with a capital, in your question.
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When referring to the United States and its citizens + Central America and South America. But when talking about attributes of the other countries in the Americas in general, I would use american.
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Hi,
I see these terms.
North American - to refer to countries in North America
Central American - to refer to countries in Central America
South American - to refer to countries in South America
To refer to the whole area, I'd say 'American' in a suitable context,
but to avoid confusion I'd often use some other phrase, eg 'the colonization
I see these terms.
North American - to refer to countries in North America
Central American - to refer to countries in Central America
South American - to refer to countries in South America
To refer to the whole area, I'd say 'American' in a suitable context,
but to avoid confusion I'd often use some other phrase, eg 'the colonization
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