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I am from India. I noticed it too, and I do it reasonably frequently as well. Some reasons I can think of, * Hindi (and AFAIK, most other Indian languages) don
by shabda 16y ago
I am from India. I noticed it too, and I do it reasonably frequently as well. Some reasons I can think of,
* Hindi (and AFAIK, most other Indian languages) dont have a concept of capitalization.
* Many Indians you meet maybe programmers who use CamelCase, Microsoft_Case, CONSTANTS, and it Might be Hard TO switch context.
* In my case, I am learning German, and all nouns are capitalised, so sometimes things like that can come in play.