guillemet

/ˈɡɪl.ə.mɛt/
noun
  1. A pair of punctuation marks (« ») used in some languages, such as French, to indicate quotations, similar to quotation marks in English.
    • In French, you use guillemets instead of quotation marks: « Bonjour ».
    • When typing in French, you can find guillemets on the keyboard or in the symbols menu.
    • The translator replaced the English quotes with guillemets for the French edition of the book.
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