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Re: [Ladekwa] jawjeacambembomi to sa bikwa to



Yeah, the impression that I get is that Rick doesn't really care about capitalization. He's only using the capitalizations in his example sentences that best reflect the conventions in the language into which he's translating, i.e., English.

On 09/11/05, MorphemeAddict@hidden.email <MorphemeAddict@hidden.email > wrote:
In a message dated 11/8/2005 4:34:05 PM Central Standard Time, geoff.hacker@hidden.email writes:


I think that it is legit, if only because I think that the Ladekwa-English translation software would be case insensitive.

I believe this is true.


I don't actually think that Rick's monograph includes a section on capitalization--or at least, I don't recall one...


I just checked, and I believe there is no position at all taken in the monograph on capitalization, although in the example sentences, the first word is always capitalized, and so are all names and mnemonic names.

stevo


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