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Notes: (Dorothée, 2021-02-25)

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🇩🇪 German

First level:	„ Anführungszeichen“ or »Gänsefüßchen«
Second level (nested):	‚ halben Anführungszeichen ‘
Exemples :	„... ‚...’ ....“ − »… ‚…‘ …« − „… ›…‹ …“

🇬🇧 🇺🇸 English

First level:	“Primary”
Second level (nested):	‘Secondary ’
Troisième niveau (niché) :	“Tertiary”
Example:	“... ‘... “...” ...’ ....”

(US convention)

Caution

[...] those “good Samaritans’ ” crimes and not: [...] those “good Samaritans’” crimes .

🇪🇸 Spanish

First level:	«comillas latinas or comillas españolas»
Second level (nested):	“comillas inglesas”
Third level:	‘comillas simples or comillas sencillas’
Example:	«... “... ‘...’ ...” ....»

🇫🇷 French

First level:	« French Quotes »
Second level (nested):	« French Quotes »
Third level:	« French Quotes »
Example:	« ... « ... « ... » ... »... »

Note

Note the spaces between the Quotes and the text...

🇷🇺 Russian

First level:	«french quotes»
Second level (nested):	„german quotes“
Third level:	?
Example:	«... „...“ ....»

Code

(Documentations)

Usual straight quotation marks:  '...'  et "..."

How insert quotes fast

Fig. 1

1. In edit mode click on “Special characters”, then select “Symbols” in the left column. Now select you text and click the desired quotes button and you're done (fig. 1).
   

Fig. 2

1. Alternatively, you can use the edit tools on edit page bottom (fig. 2).
   

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