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Should the word Japanese be capitalized?

It depends on the context! Here's a breakdown:

When to capitalize "Japanese":

* As an adjective: "I love Japanese food."

* As part of a proper noun: "I took a trip to Japan and met some friendly Japanese people."

* As a noun referring to the people: "The Japanese are known for their politeness."

When NOT to capitalize "Japanese":

* As a general term referring to the language: "I'm learning Japanese."

* When used as a common noun: "The restaurant serves Japanese and Chinese cuisine."

In short, follow these rules:

* Capitalize when it's part of a proper noun (referring to the people or the country) or when it's used as an adjective.

* Don't capitalize when it's simply a general term for the language or when used as a common noun.

Let me know if you have any other questions!

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