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On a standard English typewriter keyboard, they are the first six letters on the top row, left side

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Where did the word QWERTY originate?

It came from Turgenev


What does qwerty mean and why is it the only word on the keyboard that is in line with itself?

Qwerty isn't a real word. It didn't exist before keyboards were developed. So Qwerty doesn't mean anything it came along after keys were placed in the order they currently are in.


Does the genio qwerty come in pink?

No, but it comes in yellow and white.


Lg versa with or without keyboard?

No, It Does Not Come With The Detachable Qwerty Keyboard.


What is the longest word you can spell in the top row of qwerty pad?

typewriter


What letters come after QWERTY on the keyboard?

Usually the letters "UIOP" follow "QWERTY" if reading across the top line on one of the more common keyboard formats.


Where does the word qwerty for our typewriter come from?

The word "Qwerty" comes from the arrangement of letters on the top row of keys on a standard English-language typewriter or keyboard. It was designed this way in the 19th century to prevent jamming of the typebars, which were common on early typewriters with the previous alphabetical layout.


A word that starts with Q but U is not followed?

Qat. no it is Qwerty. Qwerty is when a phone has texting and it looks like a keyboard. If you also look on the left hand corner, you can see the letters Q W E R T Y see, it is qwerty!


What represents what in writing starting with Q?

"Qwerty" is the word that is on the left hand corner on your keyboard.


Words that begin with q but not qu?

qwerty - Qwerty is one of the most common English words that does not follow Q with the letter U. Qwerty came about when typewriter builders created the qwerty keyboard in order to prevent the keys from jamming up. These letters so rarely appear in this order that they thought putting them together would be the best choice. Guess they never imagined "qwerty" would become such a common word.


How can qwerty be used in a sentence?

Here are some examples of sentances with qwerty in them... -Go Qwerty your self -I'm going to stick my qwerty up your durkodermadong -Don't be such a qwerty -I'm not scared I'm just not ready to have qwerty with you -"That's one small step for man, one giant leap for Qwerty" Niel Armstrong