What are the rules of capitalization in French?

Rule number one:

At the beginning of a sentence, it is always capitalized.

Ex.: Circulation is an intermediate link. The traffic was interrupted.

Rule number two:

First name, first name and alias should be capitalized.

Example: Miss Zhang, Ms Nicolas Sarkozy, Nicholas? Mr minister

Rule three:

Capitalized proper nouns.

1. refers to people, place names, countries, place names and names.

For example, the mayor of Mary Brussels, the mysterious Canadian Jean Bon Goode John of Belgium, Asia and the East.

2. Representing religions, gods and mythical figures

Example: Junon Juno Venus God

3. Constellation, planet, planet

Sun, Moon, Earth

(The above is not written in everyday language) Travailler La Trell Tills The Land Claire Delune Moonlight, a place, ausoleil, is facing the sun.

4. Azimuth base point

Example: south Africa, southern Africa, southern France

Eastern France. Eastern France.

5. Administrative organs, school institutions and historical events

For example: Ministry of National Defense, Ministry of Supreme Ecology and Environment, Ministry of National Defense, French Revolution? What happened to the French Revolution? Easter

6. Buildings, ships and aircraft

For example, the Arc de Triomphe

Rule four:

Capitalize the noun before the definite article and the adjective before the first noun.

For example, Guy de Maupassant Mo Bosang's Life Without Settlement.

Mo Bosang's Life in Guy de Maupassant

Alan's Big Molne —— Foley's The Great Mona

Flowers of evil, red and black.

Reminder:

In English, seven days a week is capitalized, but in most cases, French is not used.

Twelve months of English should be capitalized, and French is generally not used.

The personal pronoun "I" in English should be capitalized, and the personal pronoun "je" in French should be capitalized only at the beginning of a sentence.

French nouns referring to various languages will not be written.

Adjectives that modify language in French do not need to be capitalized.

To emphasize, the words in the title are sometimes capitalized in French, such as Les Grandes Vacances Finies and La Rentré.

Start the game.

Sometimes the surnames on French business cards are capitalized.

The characters in foreign cartoons published in French are usually capitalized, which will be strange at first sight.