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@riberet19 & @Carresan, to what extent does U follow Q in Spanish? Do let me know!
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They always follow such as queso, boquete, querer.
But only followed by “e” or “i”
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The interesting thing is that you don’t pronounce the “u”.
In cases such as quarantine, it is translated to Spanish as cuarentena. In this case you pronounce the “u”
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quinceañera
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A nice one is “quinqué”
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Thanks, mate. You made me 1% better today. So thrilled!
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They do in Spanish and French (unless the q's at the end of a word in French).