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    rdfs:label "Can I publish nanopublications in languages other than English?";
    ns4:hasContent """<p>Yes. At the most basic level, RDF triples are language-agnostic — they relate resources identified by URIs, which carry no inherent natural language. For human-readable content (labels, descriptions, and the like), RDF supports language-tagged literals such as <code>\"Hund\"@de</code>, which can appear in the assertion, provenance, or publication info of a nanopublication just as in any other RDF graph. Note, however, that language-tagged literals are not yet fully supported when publishing through <a href=\"https://github.com/knowledgepixels/nanodash\">Nanodash</a>.</p>

<p>In practice, the great majority of nanopublications are in English. This mirrors the reality that scientific communication is overwhelmingly conducted in English — a convention that, despite its drawbacks, brings real benefits in terms of global reach, shared vocabularies, and interoperability. Nanopublications tend to follow the same convention for the same reasons.</p>""" .
}

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