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==Translingual==
 
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{{mul-punctuation mark}}
 
# {{n-g|Used as a [[quotation mark]] in some languages.}}
## '''[[{{n-g|Used in {{m|mul|“ ”]]'''}}.}}
## '''[[{{n-g|Used in {{m|mul|” ”]]'''}}.}}
## '''[[{{n-g|Used in {{m|mul|„ ”]]'''}}.}}
## '''[[{{n-g|Used in {{m|mul|‟ ”]]'''}}.}}
# {{lb|mul|informal|in [[transliterate]]d [[Cyrillic]] text}} Transliteration{{n-g|A substitute offor the [[hardmodifying sign]]diacritic ({{m|mul|{{angbr|[[ъʺ]])}}}} orused [[apostrophe]]to ([[’]]),transliterate Indicatingthe non-[[palatalization]]hard of the preceding [[consonantsign]] before a {{m|mul|{{angbr|[[soft vowelъ]]}}}}.}}
 
===See also===
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{{quotation marks}}
 
[[Category:Translingual terms spelled with ”]]
 
==Finnish==
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{{head|fi|punctuation mark}}
 
# {{n-g|Starts and ends a [[quotation]].}}
 
==Italian==
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{{head|it|punctuation mark}}
 
# {{n-g|endsEnds a [[quotation mark]].}}
 
==Swedish==
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{{head|sv|punctuation mark}}
 
# {{n-g|Starts and ends a [[quotation]].}}