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DE would be: „Zitat“. »Zitat« is also allowed. «Zitat» is mostly used in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Note missing spaces compared to French. (Edited after c
by Udo_Schmitz 5y ago
DE would be: „Zitat“. »Zitat« is also allowed. «Zitat» is mostly used in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Note missing spaces compared to French.
(Edited after correction from user bloak below)
- bloak 5y ago> »« is allowed but mostly used in Switzerland I think it's «...» in Switzerland, while »...« is widely used in several countries, including Germany, and is the "main" system arguably only in Denmark. See https://jakubmarian.com/map-of-quotation-marks-in-european-languages/ https://jakubmarian.com/map-of-quotation-marks-in-european-l...
- Udo_Schmitz 5y agoYou are of course right and I edited my comment accordingly.
- cygx 5y agoDE would be: „Zitat“ I thought you made another mistake here, but it turns out it's just my font that is broken. For anyone else who might have this problem: The closing marks are supposed to go from bottom left to top right, whereas they are displayed going from top left to bottom right :(
- Udo_Schmitz 5y agoYeah, Hacker News defaults to the Geneva font. Those quotation marks are not pretty :(