S Novym Godom! Capitalization question...

[Josh Wilson]

First off, Happy Holidays to the list! Thanks for all the great discussions
this year and I look forward to many more next year. Health, happiness, and
good fortune to you all. 

 

Second, I have a quick holiday-related question for you. I've gotten vastly
varying answers on this issue from the native speakers I've asked - so I
thought I would turn to the experts. 

 

What are the capitalization rules for "s Novym Godom?" 

 

I've had folks tell me that both the "N" and the "G" should be capitalized -
others tell me that only the "N" should be capitalized and some say that it
has no capitalization unless "S" begins the sentence. what's the correct
form? 

 

Best, 

 

Josh Wilson

Asst. Director

The School of Russian and Asian Studies

Editor-in-Chief

Vestnik, The Journal of Russian and Asian Studies

www.sras.org

jwilson at sras.org

 


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