Would somebody can help me to know what is the differenence between these two words

"Enquiry" & "Inquiry"

Thanks!

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Would somebody can help me to know what is the differenence between these two words

"Enquiry" & "Inquiry"

Thanks!

Quoting from [promotif]:

Would somebody can help me to know what is the differenence between these two words

"Enquiry" & "Inquiry"

Thanks!

Quoting from [promotif]:

Would somebody can help me to know what is the differenence between these two words

"Enquiry" & "Inquiry"

Thanks!

Greetings! Cyber Chap,

Thanks for your explaination about the words.

I am 99% sure that the EN comes from French and the IN comes from Latin.

The definition is the same though, so using either is acceptable.

Although I do remember hearing at some point that some people think you should use ENquire when referring to people and INquire when referring to "things".... but I have never been sure if that is true or not

(eg you enquire about how someone is feeling.. you inquire about getting a quote)

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Would somebody can help me to know what is the differenence between these two words

"Enquiry" & "Inquiry"

Thanks!

Thanks ! Foow,

You've really taught me something. much appreciated!

But, please someone tell me~the winner goes for~~~~?

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Would somebody can help me to know what is the differenence between these two words

"Enquiry" & "Inquiry"

Thanks!

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Would somebody can help me to know what is the differenence between these two words

"Enquiry" & "Inquiry"

Thanks!

Dear Mikeye!

Thank you for participating, Foow 's point of views are excellent.

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Would somebody can help me to know what is the differenence between these two words

"Enquiry" & "Inquiry"

Thanks!

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Would somebody can help me to know what is the differenence between these two words

"Enquiry" & "Inquiry"

Thanks!

Hi ! White Angel,

Thanks for visiting.