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added by mkrave July 2, 2017, 3:17 p.m.
Which notation is correct - "jew" or "Jew"?
lowercase
uppercase
depends on meaning
none of this forms are correct
Word "Jew" means a person, who belongs to The Jewish people, similarly as "Pole" or "Englishman". Word "jew" means a Judaism follower, likewise "christian". In case of this religion these words often (but not always!) mean same the thing.
mkrave
reach: rather globalIsraelJewsJudaismPolish language

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-1 Very uninteresting  Mufasa
-1 Incorrect or questionable  smyru
      Acceptable  Eolia
+1 Very interesting!  Ninjai
+1 Very interesting!  misanthrope
      Acceptable  olorion
      Acceptable  th3pizgat0r