No. 2,666 in French
ue
"UE" in French stands for "Union européenne," meaning "European Union."
In a sentence
La rue où j'habite est calme.
The street where I live is quiet.
In this sentence, "où" is a relative pronoun introducing a subordinate clause, expressing place.
Je doute qu'il réussisse cette épreuve.
I doubt that he will pass this test.
Here, "que" introduces a dependent clause, used after verbs of doubt or emotions in subjunctive sentences.
Il faut que tu viennes.
It is necessary that you come.
In this example, "que" functions as a conjunction indicating a necessity or obligation, followed by a subjunctive mood.
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