 Modern languages have followed this trend, for example Latin ("who") has become Italian "chi" and French "qui" (both ); while ("whom") became "quien" () in Spanish and "quem" () in Portuguese.However, has survived in front of in most areas, although not in French; hence Latin yields Spanish "cuatro" (), Portuguese "quatro" (), and Italian "quattro" (), but French "quatre" (), where the "qu-" spelling is purely etymological.In Spanish, most words with consonant clusters in syllable-final position are loanwords from Classical Latin, examples are