As a continuation of our previous article on the use of capital letters in Spanish, we will focus on cases where capital letters are used in complete sentences and at the beginning of certain names, regardless of the punctuation that precedes them. There are many examples where entire sentences are capitalized, such as titles of literary works on title pages, major newspaper headings, and titles, sections or chapters of a book. Capital letters are usually also used for whole sentences when you want to convey an important message on a blackboard, signboard, or poster. I’m a lover of culture and language, as well as a real foodie! I look forward to sharing my language and culture with all of you and, why not, a few recipes for our traditional treats. Build your vocabulary, practice your pronunciation and more with Transparent Language Online. As you may have noticed, in some cases Spanish differs from English in terms of capitalization. 2021 Transparent Language, Inc. Abbreviations with less than four letters, such as “ISBN,” are also usually capitalized. Hello, Spanish language learners! My name is Anais. In my next blog post, I will discuss these differences in more detail. I am a Venezuelan freelance translator living in Argentina. I am available anytime, anywhere and on any device.