I believe it's „this“, actually (U-201E to start, U-201C to end), but the distinction between all those quotation marks is hellishly difficult, and I bet native

I believe it's „this“, actually (U-201E to start, U-201C to end), but the distinction between all those quotation marks is hellishly difficult, and I bet native speakers get it wrong all the time. Once upon a time, I wanted to rely on these distinctions in a TTS frontend to distinguish between 5" floppy disk and "Mambo No. 5" I soon realized that people use quotation marks and dashes in such a random manner that insisting on treating the semantics literally would create more confusion than it would resolve. Edit: Now that my comment has posted, I realized you used the correct characters, but the font on my browser rendered them in a seemingly incorrect way, so they looked like double primes.