Wow. such sensitivity - you must be from California.
ENQUIRE VS. INQUIRE
What's the difference between enquire and inquire?
Enquire and
inquire mean the same thing: to ask, to seek information, or to investigate.
Enquire is a less common variant of
inquire.
Their noun forms—
enquiry and
inquiry—also have the same meanings: a question, an investigation, a request for information, or the process of seeking information.
Both
inquire and
enquire are somewhat formal. Some speakers of British English may use both words, preferring enquire in contexts that are less formal. In the U.S.,
enquire is rarely used.
Here’s an example of
enquire used correctly in a sentence.
Example:
I’m calling to enquire about the open position.