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We recommend following the structure used in the German language section. There will be a general grammar section, explaining general grammatical features, e.g. what is a verb, noun, ...
But also each individual lanuages should have its own grammar section, like here: German grammar.
If each language sticks to a similar naming scheme, e.g. German verbs, Italian tenses, French prepositions, it will make it easier for all users.
Language names:
If for some reason you don't always want to write the full language names, e.g. maybe in a long list of languages, or as part of the linkname, please use the abbreviations of the languages that can be found here: [1]
This is an expanding list, giving names in several languages and also providing links to Ethnologue and ISO codes, providing further information about the language.
Don't forget to add a link to the previous page when creating new pages, for ease of navigation, for example:
>>Languages>>German>>German grammar
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We should only try to have the results here. geoff
