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I have a question regarding the English words in themy video's' subtitles. I have a question regarding the English words in my videos' subtitles.

I have a question regarding the English words in themy video's subtitles. I have a question regarding the English words in my video's subtitles.

I have a question regarding the English words in thea video's subtitles. I have a question regarding the English words in a video's subtitles.

NOTE: If readers know *which* you are writing about, then the original wording is fine. (Most readers do not know which video this is.)

I used to add captions to my videos to explain theits content for viewers who may not understand the images. I used to add captions to my videos to explain its content for viewers who may not understand the images.

I used to add captions to my videos to explain the content for viewers who may not understand the images. I used to add captions to my videos to explain the content for viewers who may not understand the images.

But I often found that I didn'myself not haveing enough time to do it. But I often found myself not having enough time to do it.

ButHowever, I often foundine that I didon't have enough time to do ithis. However, I often fine that I don't have enough time to do this.

NOTE: The present tense is better because this is an ongoing problem.

RSo recently, I started using subtitles to tellinform people the followits (the image's) corresponding topic. So recently, I started using subtitles to inform people its (the image's) corresponding topic.

Recently, I started using subtitles to tell people the followupcoming topic. Recently, I started using subtitles to tell people the upcoming topic.

Recently, I started using subtitles to tell people the following topicconvey the topic (of my videos). Recently, I started using subtitles to convey the topic (of my videos).

Recently, I started using subtitles to tell people the followinga given topic. Recently, I started using subtitles to tell people a given topic.

So the question I want to ask (you: Do I nee) is: Should aI capital letter forize my subtitles? So the question I want to ask (you) is: Should I capitalize my subtitles?

So I want to ask you: Do I need ato capital letter forize when writing (or typing) subtitles? So I want to ask you: Do I need to capitalize when writing (or typing) subtitles?

You can capitalize only the first letter of the phrase, or capitalize the first letter of every word - either is okay. I think that when it comes to video editing, it's more a matter of style rather than grammatical correctness.

So I want to ask you: Do I need aShould I use capital letters for subtitles? So I want to ask you: Should I use capital letters for subtitles?

I don't think I don't'm expressing myself very well. I don't think I'm expressing myself very well.

I think I don'tmight not have expressed myself very well. I might not have expressed myself very well.

I think I doidn't express myself very well. I think I didn't express myself very well.

(I think I don'tam not sure I have expressed myself very well.clearly.) (I am not sure I have expressed myself clearly.)

Maybe you can see why I amy confusioned in these two videos: https://youtu.be/rn9Y96xKeFU and https://youtu.be/Nd3ZLpyPd5A Thank you in advance! Maybe you can see why I am confused in these two videos: https://youtu.be/rn9Y96xKeFU and https://youtu.be/Nd3ZLpyPd5A Thank you in advance!

Maybe you can see mythe point of confusion in these two videos: https://youtu.be/rn9Y96xKeFU and https://youtu.be/Nd3ZLpyPd5A Thank you in advance! Maybe you can see the point of confusion in these two videos: https://youtu.be/rn9Y96xKeFU and https://youtu.be/Nd3ZLpyPd5A Thank you in advance!