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Do you capitalize french pertaining to a class?

No, you don't capitalize "French" when referring to a class. Here's why:

* It's not a proper noun: "French" is an adjective describing the language and culture of France. It's not a specific person, place, or thing, so it doesn't need to be capitalized.

Examples:

* I'm taking a French class.

* I'm learning to speak French.

* My teacher is from France.

When to capitalize:

* You would capitalize "French" if it were part of a proper noun, like a specific course title: "Advanced French Literature."

* You would capitalize "French" when referring to a specific person or group: "The French people."

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