Tried it on three different devices. Typed "q u a..." and at no point did "corn teen" or "corn tine" pop up

This post hurts my English degree. And my soul.

I think we need to start passing out Dictionaries along with Vaccines... agreed?

Quarantine = quarante in French, cuarentena in Spanish or forty in English! It is not a difficult! The same as people spelling "definitely".

I think a lot of people not only don't know how to spell, but also have really terrible pronunciation. People are spelling it "cornteen" because that's what they're hearing (and they don't read the paper).

Do all these people have cotton in their ears? They must or how could they mistake the KWAR sound of quarantine for corn?????

Obviously Children Of The Corn!

Cornteen??? I can understand "corunteen" or even "corn and teen" but how did so many people get to "cornteen"?

I love corn. It bedazzles my poop.

So most of them only knows how to speak one language and still can't even spell the words correctly. Smh. Read a dictionary while on "cornteen"

People never ask themselves what the words means ?

Meh, "cornteen" sounds to me (a non-American) fairly similar to how an American would say quarantine, so not that strange.

So, at a time when this is indicative of the literacy of many students, schools are closed with no contingency plan (if they can still assign work on snow days, they can figure out how to do it for a quarantine) to keep way too many students on track to learn what they need to pass or graduate. Or spell.

Coronavirus itself spelled incorrectly a lot too. “Colona”, “crona”, “cornvirus” etc https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=z_Ol544Wb74&t=2s

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yeah, all this quornholting is a pain in the butt :D

Here in Indiana, USA, in every county, a young lady will be named Corn Teen, aka County Queen, each summer. No, wait -- it's the corn teens who help out with the harvest at the end of the summer. Yep, I think that's right.