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Turkish translation needed.
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Do we usually put course names in single quotes?
It looks strange to me.
+1 on Pfirsichbaeumchen's comment.
I'd love to see all of my sentences translated by all native speakers on the project into their own native languages. However, I don't think I need to leave a comment on all my sentences. :)
+1
As I said before, my leaving a comment to have my sentences translated is just my way to, hopefully, get the attention of the Turkish translators to translate my sentences instead of some generic sentence that someone may or may not look up the Turkish translation for.
No, I don't normally use quotes around course names. I italicize them!
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Do you think it is advisable to take 'European Literature I' and 'World History II' in the same semester?
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