How do I quote tweet in a reply?

If you would like to quote tweet a portion of a tweet that someone else posted, you can click on the tweet itself and click on the time that you would like to quote. Once you click on the time, you will see a box pop up. In that box, you can type in whatever you would like to quote. When you are done, press “enter” and your tweet will now show the quote.

How to quote tweet in a tweet?

When replying to someone else, if you want to quote them, all you need to do is press the “quote” button and start typing. You can either copy and paste their tweet or type your own before adding the tweet. You can also quote tweets you’ve favorited to remind yourself of why you favorited them. Twitter also gives you the option to quote tweets from accounts you follow.

How do I quote tweet someone in a reply?

When someone shares a link in Twitter, you can quote tweet by simply putting their username after a simple colon. If you want to quote tweet someone who has already tweeted, you will need to add an @ symbol before their username. This will then make their tweet appear as a quote tweet in your Twitter feed and in your own replies.

How do I quote tweet someone else in a tweet?

If you want to quote tweet someone else, you can do so by adding an @ symbol before the person’s Twitter handle. So if you want to quote tweet @JustinBrierley, just type “@JustinBrierley” and then start typing your quote tweet. If you want to add more than one person, just add a comma after the last person you are replying to.

How do I quote tweet in a tweet?

After you have written your tweet, go to the compose editor and add the quote tweet before posting. To do this, just press the quote button. This will automatically add the tweet you are replying to in block quotes. You can also add the quote tweet before you start typing your tweet.