Qwertyasdfg is the name of a specific keyboard layout that is popular in Germany and some other European countries. It is similar to the QWERTY layout most commonly used in the United States, but with a few differences. The alphabetical keys on the left side of the keyboard are switched around, with the "Q", "W", "E", "R", and "T" keys located on the bottom row, followed by the "Z", "A", "S", "D", and "F" keys located on the middle row, and the "G" key being the last character on the top row. This layout is favored by users who need to type in the German language, as the majority of German words contain characters from this layout. The layout also makes it easier to access special German characters, such as ä, ö, ü, and ß. It is also helpful for those who need to type in other European languages such as French and Spanish, as some of the keys are in similar locations as their QWERTY equivalents.