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[OFF] Re: Records
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[OFF] Re: Records


  • Subject: [OFF] Re: Records
  • From: Emmanuel <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2001 15:54:27 -0600

At 14:59 -0600 28/02/01, Nigel Garvey wrote:
>I think it's because they're used as quotes in some European languages. I
>have a few novels in German, where the characters' speech is rendered
>like this:
>
> >>Nein<<, sagte sie kurz und entschieden, >>ich lausche nicht.<<

The chevrons are the official guillemets in French. Of course, there is a
general trend to use the English double quote instead, but books printed
according to our typographic rules use the chevrons.

Not the way Nigel quotes, by the way:

---------------------------------
Emmanuel icrivit: <<Pas de la fagon que cite Nigel, d'ailleurs.>>
---------------------------------

Emmanuel


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