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In German, Dutch, and Lithuanian, the minor key signatures are written with a lower case letter (''d-Moll'', ''d klein'', ''d kleine terts'').
 
For example, to describe a song composed in the key of [[C major]], one could say:
 
* ''C major'' (English)
* ''دو الكبير'' (''do alkabeer'') (Arabic)
* ''דוֹ מָאז'וֹר'' (''Do major'') (Hebrew)
* ''C-Dur'' (German)
* ''C groot'' (Dutch; The Netherlands)
* {{lang|ja|ハ長調}} (''ha chōchō'') (Japanese)
* {{lang|ko| 장조}} (''da jangjo'') (Korean)
* ''Do maggiore'' (Italian)
* ''Do majeur'' (French)
* ''Do mayor'' (Spanish)
* '' maior'' (Portuguese)
* ''До мажор'' (Russian)
* ''Do major'' (Romanian)
* ''Do groot'' (Dutch; Belgium)
* ''Ντο μείζονα'' (Greek)
* ''Do mažoras/C dur'' (Lithuanian)
 
==References==