Intermediate Algorithm Scripting: Pig Latin help

JavaScript
#1 
function translatePigLatin(str) {
let myRegex = /^[aeiou]/;
var result = myRegex.test(str); 
if (result==true){
   str+='way'
}else{
   if (str.substring(1,2)=="a"){
   str=str.substring(1,)+str.substring(0,2)+"y";

   }else{
   str=str.substring(2,)+str.substring(0,2)+"ay";
   }  
}
console.log(str);
  return str;

}
translatePigLatin("california");

I do not understand what else is needed?

#2

Your code currently only handles two consonants at the beginning or the word. What happens if the word is something like qwrse?

#3

Please write the answer what should be the word “qwrse”?

Perhaps I do not understand the conditions correctly

#4

So for qwrse

Pig Latin takes the first consonant (or consonant cluster) of an English word,

qwrs

moves it to the end of the word

eqwrs

and suffixes an “ay”.

eqwrsay

#5

Thanks now clear.

English is not my native language

#6