If all German nouns are capitalised, how does one distinguish proper nouns from common nouns?

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Common nouns will always be preceded by a determiner: either an artikel or a complementizer.
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If you know the meaning of these nouns, you can easily distinguish proper nouns from common nouns. I hope you know the meaning of the concept "proper nouns and common nouns". Alles Gute!
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