I'm seeing that I get a red squiggle under the word asian and with european. When I right-click either it wants to capitalize the word. I wouldn't think a general type of thing gets capitalized, such as "evergreen tree", a type of tree, versus "Blue Spruce", a specific type. I would think I need to capitalize "Chinese" or "German" or "American", but not the broader types of "Asian" or "European".

I'm seeing that I get a red squiggle under the words asian and european. When I right-click either, it wants to capitalize the word. I wouldn't think a general type of thing gets capitalized, such as "evergreen tree", a type of tree, versus "Blue Spruce", a specific type. I would think I need to capitalize "Chinese" or "German" or "American", but not the broader types of "Asian" or "European".

I'm seeing that I get a red squiggle under the word asian, same with european. When I right-click either it wants to capitalize the word. I wouldn't think a type of thing gets capitalized, evergreen tree, a type of tree, I wouldn't but I would Blue Spruce as a specific type. I would think I capitalize Chinese or German or American not the broader type of person.

I'm seeing that I get a red squiggle under the word asian and with european. When I right-click either it wants to capitalize the word. I wouldn't think a general type of thing gets capitalized, such as "evergreen tree", a type of tree, versus "Blue Spruce", a specific type. I would think I need to capitalize "Chinese" or "German" or "American", but not the broader types of "Asian" or "European".