How do you quote tweet someone on Twitter?

Quoting a tweet on Twitter is a way to share someone else's tweet while adding your own commentary or response to it. Here's how you can quote tweet someone on Twitter:

1. **Find the Tweet**: Navigate to the tweet you want to quote. You can do this by scrolling through your Twitter timeline, searching for the tweet using Twitter's search function, or visiting the profile of the user who posted the tweet.

2. **Click on the Retweet Icon**: Below the tweet, you'll see a row of icons. Click on the "Retweet" icon, which looks like two arrows forming a square.

3. **Select "Quote Tweet"**: After clicking the Retweet icon, a dropdown menu will appear. From the options provided, select "Quote Tweet". This will open the tweet composer with the original tweet embedded in it.

4. **Add Your Commentary**: In the tweet composer, you'll see the original tweet you're quoting embedded at the top. Below the embedded tweet, you can add your own commentary, response, or additional context to the tweet. You can type your text directly into the tweet composer.

5. **Review and Post Your Quote Tweet**: Once you've added your commentary, review your quote tweet to make sure everything looks correct. You can also mention other users, add hashtags, or include media (such as images, GIFs, or videos) if desired. When you're ready, click the "Tweet" button to post your quote tweet to your Twitter timeline.

That's it! You've successfully quoted someone's tweet on Twitter, sharing their tweet with your followers while adding your own thoughts or reactions to it. Quote tweets are a great way to engage with other users' content and participate in conversations on Twitter.