Colour or Color?

I'm from Canada. In Canada, we spell colour like that. But in America, it's color, I believe.

I was just wondering, wherever you may be from, do you spell out colour or color?

Color

In Britain it's colour, and since we invented the language, colour is the correct way to spell it. :P

Colour here. Though that's to be expected in Britain.

In Britain it's colour, and since we invented the language, colour is the correct way to spell it. :P

SideSwipes

Maybe we made the language better by dropping the "U"? Ever think of that?!?

I'm from Canada. In Canada, we spell colour like that. But in America, it's color, I believe.

I was just wondering, wherever you may be from, do you spell out colour or color?

In Britain it's colour, and since we invented the language, colour is the correct way to spell it. :P

SideSwipes

Yeah. I thought the British spelled colour, too. And good point, lol. :P

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In Britain it's colour, and since we invented the language, colour is the correct way to spell it. :P

Atmanix

Maybe we made the language better by dropping the "O"? Ever think of that?!?

You never dropped the O. :P

[QUOTE="SideSwipes"]

In Britain it's colour, and since we invented the language, colour is the correct way to spell it. :P

Atmanix

Maybe we made the language better by dropping the "U"? Ever think of that?!?

You cannot improve on perfection my friend. ;)

US. "color" for me. the shorter the words the better:P

I spell it Colour. Colour, armour, honour.. British spelling way is the best 8)Deihjan

Armour? What? I've heard neighbour, but armour? I always spelt it as armor, lol. Honour, I know, though. :)

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[QUOTE="SideSwipes"]

In Britain it's colour, and since we invented the language, colour is the correct way to spell it. :P

cheesyjon

Maybe we made the language better by dropping the "O"? Ever think of that?!?

You never dropped the O. :P

BLAST, you caught it before I edited it :(

Colour, Honour, Centre all the way.

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[QUOTE="Atmanix"]

Maybe we made the language better by dropping the "O"? Ever think of that?!?

Atmanix

You never dropped the O. :P

BLAST, you caught it before I edited it :(

Oh, lol. I see the U, now. :P

[QUOTE="Deihjan"]I spell it Colour. Colour, armour, honour.. British spelling way is the best 8)cheesyjon

Armour? What? I've heard neighbour, but armour? I always spelt it as armor, lol. Honour, I know, though. :)

Colour, Honour, Centre all the way.

FrostyPhantasm

Isn't centre French, though?

We dropped the "u" because the British wanted to tax it.Engrish_Major

They like to tax u. I like it.

We dropped the "u" because the British wanted to tax it.Engrish_Major

Damn right!

[QUOTE="FrostyPhantasm"]

Colour, Honour, Centre all the way.

Isn't centre French, though?

Color

Atmanix

I'm British, so "colour".

Colourrrrr -This is how I would pronounce it if I were a pirate.Good-Apollo

:lol: Nice.

And your avy... Holy wow, that scared me.

I'm from Canada. In Canada, we spell colour like that. But in America, it's color, I believe.

I was just wondering, wherever you may be from, do you spell out colour or color?

cheesyjon

I spell it color because that's how it's officially spelled in the U.S dictionary and that's the way everyone else spells it where I live since that's the way we were taught.

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[QUOTE="FrostyPhantasm"]

Colour, Honour, Centre all the way.

ShadowofTulkas

Isn't centre French, though?

Oh. Like the Bell Centre. I see. :)

Since I live in a part of the British Commonwealth, I spell colour the correct way. Color just doesn't look right.

Candada is in America.

MagnumPI

Even if you spelled Canada right (lol), that's not true.

America is the USA, where as North America is the continent. Add North, and you're right.

Color for me, never saw the point having the u in it.:P

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I'm from Canada. In Canada, we spell colour like that. But in America, it's color, I believe.

I was just wondering, wherever you may be from, do you spell out colour or color?

MagnumPI

I spell it color because that's how it's officially spelled in the U.S dictionary and that's the way everyone else spells it where I live since that's the way we were taught.

Canada is in America? You perhaps need to buy a globe?

[QUOTE="ShadowofTulkas"][QUOTE="cheesyjon"]

Isn't centre French, though?

Oh. Like the Bell Centre. I see. :)

[QUOTE="MagnumPI"]

Candada is in America.

cheesyjon

Even if you spelled Canada right (lol), that's not true.

America is the USA, where as North America is the continent. Add North, and you're right.

[QUOTE="cheesyjon"]

[QUOTE="MagnumPI"]

Candada is in America.

Deihjan

Even if you spelled Canada right (lol), that's not true.

America is the USA, where as North America is the continent. Add North, and you're right.

Kanuckia

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[QUOTE="ShadowofTulkas"] Yep. However I've always been told that when talking about a place use "Centre" (The Blahblah Centre) and when talking about other things like math use "Center" (Center of a circle).ShadowofTulkas

Oh. Like the Bell Centre. I see. :)

No, I know. I've seen that before. I thought it could be both, though, cuz the Bell Centre is in Montréal, so the French side would stick out.

[QUOTE="cheesyjon"]

[QUOTE="MagnumPI"]

Candada is in America.

Deihjan

Even if you spelled Canada right (lol), that's not true.

America is the USA, where as North America is the continent. Add North, and you're right.

Everything looks better with a K, EVERYTHING. Apart from cheese, cause then it would look weird, like "Kheese"

Actually "Kheese" looks awesome. So yeah, everything looks better with a K.

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[QUOTE="MagnumPI"]

Candada is in America.

Deihjan

Even if you spelled Canada right (lol), that's not true.

America is the USA, where as North America is the continent. Add North, and you're right.

The actual name of Canada is 'Kanata', I heard somewhere, actually.

Color, better question grey or gray :shock:PerfectCircles

It's grey... But isn't it Earl Gray tea?

Color, better question grey or gray :shock:PerfectCircles

[QUOTE="ShadowofTulkas"][QUOTE="cheesyjon"]

Oh. Like the Bell Centre. I see. :)

No, I know. I've seen that before. I thought it could be both, though, cuz the Bell Centre is in Montréal, so the French side would stick out.

Everything looks better with a K, EVERYTHING. Apart from cheese, cause then it would look weird, like "Kheese"

Actually "Kheese" looks awesome. So yeah, everything looks better with a K.

SideSwipes

That's be pronounced like Keys, though. :P

Alicia Kheese... Alicia Cheese. :P