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A lower cell opening quoted speech.
Also known as: Braille open quote, Braille opening inverted comma
In braille an opening quotation mark is written with dots two, three and six, the same pattern as the question mark and distinguished from it by position.
Opens quoted text, written with dots two, three and six.
Contexts: Language and transcription
Is told from the question mark by having no space after it and a word following, which is a contextual rule rather than a different cell.
Contexts: Language and transcription
A cell with dots two, three and six raised, placed immediately before the quoted text with no space after it.