Mention of the csquotes package

[pablgonz]

Some of the usual tools used when writing a text are:

• \textbf, \textit, \emph
• (...) [...]
• "...", '...'

The first two points are common to most languages, but the last one is quite variable. The first document with which I started to learn a little LaTeX was the classic one:

\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
"Hola Mundo"
\end{document}

Just to note that "quotation marks do not result in quotation marks". As this great project is being translated into several languages, I think it's worth making a special mention to the topic of "quotation marks", a quick glance at Quotation mark makes me think that it would be a good idea (thinking of those who are just starting out), to know how to get the quotation marks appropriate to their own language.

I write this here as an idea.

[josephwright]

Roughly where you put this?

[pablgonz]

lesson-14?

[pablgonz]

or in more-03 if quotation marks can be considered as special characters

[josephwright]

Let's see what others think!

[PhelypeOleinik]

Maybe in the language-specific lessons, since it will change (at least a bit) from one language to another?