1. your country
2. what quotation marks do you use?
1. your country
Grayson Butler
Matthew Jenkins
You'll have to post an image in a civilized language for me to understand first.
Nicholas Smith
none in the pic
Mason Johnson
none of them. we use " "
Carson Nelson
1. America
2. "This" and for certain styles of essays, and quotes within quotes, like 'this'
Adam Watson
The Qu*becers use the 2nd one.
Alexander Cruz
Polish is so fun!
Nolan Lewis
>This :DDDD
Bentley Bell
Never seen the 3rd one. What languages use them?
Jaxson Rivera
France
None, we use this "X"
Dylan Parker
Carson Diaz
>niemieckie
IIRC that means "german" in pole scribbles
“test”
John Morris
Kayden Price
This is how we do dialogue, with dashes.
Does anyone else do this?
Nolan Rodriguez
yeah, it is pretty common in literature
Jack Foster
When do people use single quotation marks in your country and when do they use double quotation marks?
Brayden Smith
>When do people use single quotation marks in your country
For single words, pretty much
Matthew Powell
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Blake Moore
we use single quotation marks for quotes inside a quote
Aaron Morales
in spanish we don't use single quote marks... that i know of
David Turner
"She told me 'Hey, he told me 'I'm dumb''"
Noah Perry
Next on Jow Forums: How do you pick your nose in your country?
Michael Garcia
„These“
Elijah Lopez
"X" and option 2 on pic.
Colton Howard
>"X"
Open up any book and you'll see you're wrong
Those "" are a relict of the typewriter days, they're a poor replacement of the original in every language
Jackson Bell
1. Russia
2. The second ones and "Х"
Jacob Anderson
look at our keyboards, dude
as for me easier to press Shift+2 than change language to put another quotation marks
Juan King
look at any book at your disposal, you'll never see the typewriter quotes there
Camden Long
btw, MS Word changes "х" to this «X»