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* <u>She called out and said</u>, "The food is ready. Come and eat."
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When writing that someone said something, some languages put the quote (what was said) in quotation marks. Some use inverted commas (" " or ' '), some use angle quote marks (« » or), and some use brackets (⎡ ⎦). Some languages put quotes after a dash (—).
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When writing that someone said something, some languages put the quote (what was said) in quotation marks. Some languages use inverted commas (" " or ' '), some use angle quote marks (« » or ‹ ›), and some use brackets (⎡ ⎦). Some languages put quotes after a dash (—).
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### Reasons this is a translation issue
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* Translators need to put the quote margin where it is most clear and natural in their language.
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* Translators need to decide whether they want the quote margin to have one or two verbs meaning "speak."
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* Translators need to decide which marks to use around the quotation.
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* Translators need to decide which marks to use for the quotations.
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### Examples from the Bible
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