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4. The name of historical eras and events, the names of the calendar periods and celebrations are written with the capital letter:

• Renaissance,
• Ancient Rome,
• era of the Victory Day,
9001 Olympic Games,
• May 1, March 8.

But the names of ongoing events are capitalized:

• alumni meeting:
• birthday,
• donor day,
• open day,
• Saturday,
• Sunday.

5. Names associated with religion are written with a capital letter:

• God, Savior, Creator, Jehovah, Sabaoth, Yahweh,
• Jesus Christ, Virgin Mary, Queen of Heaven,
• 0 Allah, Shiva2
• Holy Mother of God,
• St. Basil the Great, Blessed Xenia, Apostle Paul,
• Bible, Psalter, Quran, Talmud, Vedas,
• Church of the Icon of the Mother of God, Notre Dame Cathedral,
• Palm Sunday, Trinity, Elias Day, Nativity of Christ, Ramadan, Great post, Christmas.

But the names of church services are written with a lowercase letter:

Liturgy, Vespers, Matins, Mass, Vespers, Compline.

6. Pronouns you, you, your are written with a capital letter as a form of politeness when referring to a specific person in letters, official documents and business correspondence.

Lowercase letters

Lowercase letters are letters that are written in a line, i. e. between the bottom line and the top line of the line. According to the graphic outlines, these are small letters, all of the same height.

Lowercase letters differ in size from uppercase letters, which are capitalized at the beginning of a sentence or in the spelling of proper names.

Uppercase and lowercase letters distinguish between proper nouns and common nouns, for example:

• dog Bug - the granddaughter called the bug (the fairy tale "Turnip"),
• severe frost - Santa Claus,
• big elephant - Elephant and Pug (characters of I. A. Krylov's fable).

The same words can be written in both lowercase and capital letters. Let's observe:

• May has come - the holiday of May 1,
• boys' games - Goodwill Games,
• a week has passed - the Week of Slavic Literature.

Video tutorial

Lowercase Latin letters are an example - Dudom Lowercase letters are used by default for writing texts in all cases, except for those where the rules require the use of uppercase (large) letters.

Lower case letters are used in European alphabets: Greek, Latin, Cyrillic and Armenian [2] .

Initially, when writing, only capital letters were used, with clearly defined upper and lower boundaries. Later, with the development of writing, ordinary letters begin to be opposed to initials (in European languages, this occurs in the 11th-15th centuries). With the development of cursive writing, the shape of the letters became more rounded, which resulted, for example, in such a form of writing as the uncial. In Cyrillic, lowercase letters appear in the 18th century with the introduction of civil script [2] .

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Latin alphabet [edit | edit code]

The modern standard Latin alphabet consists of 26 uppercase and the same number of lowercase letters: [3]

Cyrillic [edit | edit code]

Modern Russian Cyrillic consists of 33 uppercase and the same number of lowercase letters: [3]

Greek alphabet [edit | edit code]

Modern Greek uses 24 uppercase and 25 lowercase letters: [4]

Armenian alphabet [edit | edit code]

The modern Armenian alphabet consists of 38 uppercase and the same number of lowercase letters: [3]

No.	Latin letter. (uppercase - lowercase)	Russian pronunciation
1	A - a	a
2	B - b	be
3	C - c	ce
4	D - d	de
5	E-e	e
6	F - f	eff
7	G-g	ge
8	H - h	ha/ash
9	I - i	and
10	J - j	iot/zhi
11	K - k	ka
12	L - l	el
13	M - m	em
14	N - n	en
15	O - o	about
16	P - p	pe
17	Q - q	ku
18	R - r	er
19	S - s	es
20	T - t	te
21	U - u	at
22	V-v	ve
23	W - w	double-ve
24	X - x	x
25	Y - y	Y/Upsilon
26	Z - z	zed

• The classical Latin alphabet of the Roman Empire consisted of 23 letters: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, V, X, Y, Z.
• The letters J, U, W appeared much later.

I can't work out how many letters there must be in the complete real Latvian alphabet.

Standard consists of twenty-six alphabetic characters. This plate shows the newest version, and it is he who is officially approved in the statutes of the international organization for standardization.

What is Latin?

In short, this is the old common European script. It is based on most of today's languages ​​of the countries of the European Union: English, German and French ... True, in each case with its own language differences.

is how they wrote in Ancient Rome. In ancient times it was called Latin. The Roman Empire planted its speech everywhere it could reach.

The Latin alphabet and English are the same

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You opened my eyes, I don't know how I can continue to live with this great knowledge.

I'm for you bro, I believe you will be able to shed light on this secret. The world needs to be told the truth. Start your world tour.

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Almost no one speaks Latin now, so it is still commonly called a dead language.

Use:
Medicine, names of diseases, in prescriptions…
Chemistry…
Lawyers…
Historians…
Archaeologists.

Globalization will suffocate, with each century the need for it will become less. Yes, and there will be fewer specialists in these areas.

Capitals are what signs

Are they Large or they are also called by the people CAPITALS.
I suspect that you are confused about the question, but in fact you wanted to find handwritten ones on the net. Well good luck to you.

Handwritten in a notebook

Excellent work, lowercase and uppercase written without errors ATP

Scanword lat. small letter word with 7 letters. I don't want to guess, who knows which one is sure? It means W or Y

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Along with classical Latin, there was the so-called vulgar, or folk Latin, i. e. colloquial. It was he who spread the Roman soldiers and settlers to the occupied territories. Overlaying the languages ​​of the indigenous population of these territories, colloquial (folk. Vulgar) Latin gave new Romance languages ​​​​and dialects (Roma - Rome; romanus - Roman): Italian, Spanish, Sardinian, Sicilian, French, Portuguese, Romanian, Romansh languages, Dalmatian ( now dead), Gallic and many other smaller ones.

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Latin letters may be needed for various purposes, for example, to write scientific terms, old city names or names of historical figures. Fortunately, this is not a problem at all, since they are present on any computer keyboard, you just need to switch the layout. In this short article, we will tell you how to type lowercase and uppercase Latin letters on a computer or laptop keyboard.

Set of Latin letters on the keyboard

The English keyboard layout is usually used for typing lowercase and uppercase letters of the Latin alphabet. The English alphabet is based on the Latin, so all letters look exactly the same. Therefore, in order to type Latin letters on the keyboard, you need to switch to the English layout.

Most Windows computers use one of two keyboard shortcuts to switch between layouts: ALT-SHIFT or CTRL-SHIFT. You can try one combination first, and then another. One of these options should work and switch the keyboard layout.

You can watch the keyboard layout change by the icon located in the lower right corner of the screen, next to the system clock. This icon shows the current keyboard layout.

If you find it difficult to switch the keyboard layout using key combinations, then you can do it with the mouse. To do this, click on the icon that displays the current language and select English.

After you switch the keyboard layout to English, you can type Latin letters using the English alphabet, which is always present on any computer keyboard.

Lowercase and uppercase Latin letters

The set of lowercase and uppercase Latin letters is no different from the set of letters from any other alphabet. To do this, use the SHIFT or CAPS LOCK keys.

The CAPS LOCK key got its name from the English capitals lock, which can be translated as “fixation on capital letters”. By pressing this key, you switch the keyboard to a set of uppercase letters. In the future, the keyboard will only type uppercase letters until you press CAPS LOCK again, thereby switching the keyboard to lowercase.

The SHIFT key is a modifier key and usually changes the behavior of other keys. When typing letters, the SHIFT key is responsible for switching between lowercase and uppercase letters. If CAPS LOCK is off and you are typing lowercase letters, pressing the letter together with the SHIFT key will cause the letter to be capitalized. If CAPS LOCK is on and you are typing in capital letters, then pressing the letter together with the SHIFT key will have the opposite effect, you will get a lowercase letter.

Troubleshooting Latin letters

If there is no English layout in the list of your layouts, you will not be able to use Latin letters.

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