2. P-QB4 P-K3 2. c4 e6
3. Kt-QB3 P-QB4 3. Ktc3 c5
4. PxQP KPxP 4. cd: ed:
5. P-K4 QPxP 5. e4 de:
6. P-Q5 Kt-KB3 6. d5 Ktf6
7. B--KKt5 B-K2 7. Bg5 Be7
8. K Kt-K2 Castles 8. Ktge2 O--O

In most books in which the algebraic notation is used, both
squares of a move are written out for the benefit of the student.
The moves above would then look like this:

1. d2-d4 d7-d5
2. c2-c4 e7-e6
3. Ktb1-c3 c7-c5
4. C4 x d5 e6xd5
5. e2-e4 d5xe4
6. d4-d5 Ktg8-f6
7. Bc1-g5 Bf8-e 7
8. Ktg1-e2 O--O

To conclude: I will give the denomination of the pieces in
various languages:

English .............. K Q R B Kt P Castles
French .............. R D T F C P Roq
Spanish .............. R D T A C P Enrog
German and Austrian .. K D T L S O-O (O)
Italian .............. R D T A C O-O (O)
Russian .............. KP F L C K O-O (O)