How to type shift+2="

[SubjecttoGod]

Glory to god in the highest!
Glory to God!
Somehow I cannot type: "
Whenever I try, this happens: «
If I push shift+2 more than once, like ex. 4 times in a row this is the result: «»»»
It is quite irritating, and I did use some time on duckduckgo trying to find a solution, also I tried to see here in the forum.
In the forum I found a question engaging some of the same problem and there it ws mentioned tools-customize-keyboard, which I did look into without mangaing to rectify this problem.

This is what I found about my Libreoffice, which feels more like forcedoffice…
Version: 6.4.6.2
Build ID: 1:6.4.6-0ubuntu0.20.04.1
CPU threads: 4; OS: Linux 5.4; UI render: default; VCL: gtk3;
Locale: nb-NO (nb_NO.UTF-8); UI-Language: en-GB
Calc: threaded

Jesus is Christ come in flesh.

[anon87010807]

Ye olde Dutch typewriter had the " character on the 2 key, so maybe you selected the Dutch keyboard in the localization settings, with autocorrect on to turn whatever into «».

[SubjecttoGod]

Thank you. Good information. Иисуса

[keme]

This is a part of the autocorrection feature which, to many users’ annoyance, is switched on by default.

• See menu item Tools - Autocorrect > - Autocorrect options ...
• Select tab Localized options.
• Untick options to replace single and double quotation marks.
  
  Or you could replace those “typographical quotes” so " is “replaced” by " in quote start and end.
• OK

Your faith has saved you.

[SubjecttoGod]

Thank you Sir.
I tested your solutions, both function.
I will turn off autocorrect.
I like manual control.

Thanks again.