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For example: Kokushi musou. Not ''Kokushi Musou''. | For example: Kokushi musou. Not ''Kokushi Musou''. | ||
==Japanese romanization== | ==Japanese romanization== | ||
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Tile calls may be expressed both as nouns and verbs. The terms of "to pon", "to kan", "to chii" have been accepted into the mahjong vocabulary. The past tenses of these verbs are respectively "ponned", "kanned", and "chiied". | Tile calls may be expressed both as nouns and verbs. The terms of "to pon", "to kan", "to chii" have been accepted into the mahjong vocabulary. The past tenses of these verbs are respectively "ponned", "kanned", and "chiied". | ||
==Proper nouns== | |||
It is established that the yaku are not to be treated as proper nouns. Therefore, proper noun capitalization does not apply to them. | |||
==Viewpoints== | ==Viewpoints== | ||