German quotation marks to enter in LaTeX
- The leading German quotation marks, " you will receive, by entering the Code \glqq in your LaTeX document.
- The final counterpart “ in LaTeX Code \grqq{}. The braces you need, so that between the quotation marks and the following word, the space character is generated.
- You want to quote within a quote, so you need half of the quotation marks. The lower 'you get with \glq, the top' with \grq{}.
Quotation marks in LaTeX
German quotation marks with the packages for german and ngerman
You have integrated the package german or ngerman in your document, so you will get the German goose feet with "` (in the introduction) and "' (finally)
English quotation mark in LaTeX
Even though in English both quotation marks are above the introductory differ from the final.
- The English opening quotes in LaTeX with two Acute accents in a row, so with the characters `.
- With two apostrophes in a row you complete your full English quote. So you write the character ".
French quotation marks in LaTeX to enter
- With the Command \flqq, you will receive the introductory French quotation marks ". With \frqq{} you can get the counterpart ".
- For half of the quotation marks if you omit the previous Commands depending on a q. With \flq generate ", with \frq{} ".
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