Definition
Double quotes, also known as quotation marks ("), are punctuation marks used in pairs to enclose words or phrases. They indicate direct speech, quotations, or titles of shorter works. Think of them like tiny hands 🤝 holding onto the words you want to highlight. They can also signal irony or skepticism. Single quotes (') are used similarly but often for 'quotes within quotes' or less formal mentions. It's like highlighting something important inside something already highlighted!