Which quotes?

I have to write a story for the school on the laptop. In books, the quotes are always so half "arrows" (»«) but on the laptop, there are only these quotes (") How do I get that on the laptop or there's not one again there (" ")? Can I find them? And if they do not exist, should I take them ("")?

PS: I'm writing on my cell phone so I could use the (»«).

I would take quite ordinary quotes so. "This is common in Germany and I would not know what your teacher has against it.

French quotes are called the.

Look here: that's how you enter it

https://www.die-tastenkombination.de/tastenkuerzel-fuer-anfuehrungszeichen-guillemets-chevrons.html

I would still take the Germans.

In word there are tables with all the special characters about which you get them.

But if you write a german text you should normally use this "" or this "" / "". The first in German, and the second rather in English.
Word should automatically convert the quotation marks into the appropriate language for you.

In books, quotation marks are not always those "arrows" »", but some authors use them, come from the French. There are even more different, also this 「」 from the Japanese and Chinese, for example, depends on what you write for NEN text.