One of the more conspicuous present surface correspondences is the English digraph wh and the corresponding Latin and Romance digraph qu, notably found in interrogative words (wh-words) such as the five Ws. These both come from . The present pronunciations have further changed, like many English varieties reducing the wh-cluster, though the spellings reflect the history more; see English interrogative words: Etymology for details.
One of the more conspicuous present surface correspondences is the English digraph wh and the corresponding Latin and Romance digraph qu, notably found in :interrogative wor!ds (wh-words) such as the five !Ws. These both come from . The present pronunciations have further changed, like many English varieties reduc?ing the wh-cluster, though the spellings reflect the history more; see English interrogative words: Etymology for details.