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Topic	What's your favourite way to spell colour?
Darth_CiD 09/17/18 8:14:07 AM #38:	SolidSonicEX posted... The 'u' is superfluous. We optimized your language. You're welcome. It really isn't, when i hear an american say colour they pronounce it colore, lore on the end. Dropping the u has literally made them pronounce the word differently. It's the same with mom and mum. faramir77 posted... I really don't care but I generally spell it "colour". I side with British spelling for most things. Paycheque, defence, honour, licence. But other things, I prefer the American spelling, like aluminum, center, tire. Brits use both s and c, it depends on whether you are using the word as a noun or a verb. --- Every decision in my life is based solely on which option I think will be funnier in the long run. <cite>Darth_CiD posted [p:908913578] in What's you... [t:77010882]...</cite> <quote><cite>SolidSonicEX posted...</cite> <quote>The 'u' is superfluous. We optimized your language. You're welcome.</quote> It really isn't, when i hear an american say colour they pronounce it colore, lore on the end. Dropping the u has literally made them pronounce the word differently. It's the same with mom and mum. <cite>faramir77 posted...</cite> <quote>I really don't care but I generally spell it "colour". I side with British spelling for most things. Paycheque, defence, honour, licence. But other things, I prefer the American spelling, like aluminum, center, tire.</quote> Brits use both s and c, it depends on whether you are using the word as a noun or a verb. --- Every decision in my life is based solely on which option I think will be funnier in the long run.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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