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: Re: How to deal with a story that 95% of it takes place in a different language country and the protagonist speaks in it? The protagonist is from a certain country, and in some point of the

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Use angle quotes:

"Speaking in English"
Â«Speaking in PortugueseÂ»

This also has the advantage of being actual (former) usage according to Wikipedia.

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