Let's settle this once and for all :
Humor or humour
Color or colour ?
Humour
Colour
British english is for patricians
Pussies and faggots
color
armor
humor
>>59892128
fannys and benders
>>59892049
Humer
Colore
:^)
>>59892049
Humor and color because in spanish it's the same.
>>59892213
AMERIDUMB EDUCATION LADIES AND GENTLEMEN!
Humor
Color
Brits are fags
>>59892213
You motherfucker
>>59892370
>image.jpg
Humour
Color
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>>59892370
See
>>59892284
Yanks confirmed for spics. BTFO. Pedro on suicide watch.
>>59892398
Deal with it nerd
>>59892072
>>59892101
these
Aluminum
>>59892453
>American spelling is so superior others willingly adopt it.
Hmmmm
>>59892453
>bitching about American immigrants
People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones, Ahmed.
>>59892453
you can't say BTFO on your own comment, it's like you're laughing at a joke you made. kill yourself.
>>59892049
english is a fucked up language so it really doesn't matter.
>>59892498
Feels weird saying it like that, just did it... eeww
>>59892505
who adopt it? spics?
american english is the standard now, so it really isn't a debate. no one is going to add a pointless extra letter just to appease the british.
>>59892941
standard where? in america?
>>59892761
Uh-loom-in-um. Get used to it britbong
>>59892049
All are wrong. It's Colore and Umore
>>59893098
>get used to it
not sure if you're aware but a lot of European nations still learn real English, not the American version.
>>59892941
Not in Europe it's not, it's a mix.
>Language called English
>Heavily influenced by French
Why's this allowed
>>59893376
every language is influenced by another language..
>>59892049
hewmer
culler
>>59893601
Well you're welcome for removing the most faggoty parts from your language.
'our' makes the owr sound
its not colowr or humowr
>>59892049
Humour
Couleur
humour not humor
centre not center
analogue not analog
colonise not colonize
etc etc etc
>>59892101
My nigga
American spell is better, more contrast with french, better to recognize. Brits are just old inbred french in denials
>>59895301
>Brits are just old inbred french in denials
>>59893035
Not that guy, but worldwide. When I lived in France for a year I heard a lot more American accented English spoken by locals than I did British accent. But, as a caveat I heard the most English in Germany and Belgium (Bruges) because my French was good enough to get me by.
>>59895843
>accent
Humour
Couleur
One true answer
It doesn't matter
>>59892049
Humour and colour. Fuck America.
>>59898107
Humor and color. Nuke Canada.
>>59898162
t. Pedro
>>59892072
T.h.i.s.
>>59898162
t. Hernandez
>>59898234
>inb4 t.tchang
>>59893263
It was discovered in America. It's the proper way of spelling it.
>>59898162
t. Tyrone
>>59893983
>Israel
OY VEY
why do brits sound like retards when they pronounce methane and aluminum
>>59892072
first post correct post
>>59904759
why are yanks fat clapping mongs
>>59893983
non American versions of these words look retarded
It's England's language, therefore what they say is right is fucking right
>>59895301
>American spell is better, more contrast with french,
a frenchie would never say this
>mfw brits refuse to allow their language to evolve as it has for millennia
>>59904874
best post itt
>>59904910
Well done m8, your country is bigger than the entire of Europe
>>59900623
actually it was discovered by the great English chemist Humphrey Davy, who named it first 'alumium', then 'aluminum'.
the spelling was changed almost immediately to 'aluminium' to bring it into line with other elements (without any objection from Davy, as it's a completely sensible thing to do). But apparently since America was something of a scientific backwater at the time nobody bothered to tell them.
>>59892049
the most logical argument I've heard is that the 'u' should stay, because preserving features like that gives a clue to the word's etymology. Trying to make it fit pronunciation is completely pointless since English is spoken with so many different accents.
>>59893983
Actour not actor
Farmre not farmer
Zedbra not zebra.
>>59892049
Honestly I like the O spelling because it looks better aswell as spelling words like realise with an s.
Spelling words like centre with the "tre" just looks so ugly. I would copy the American way of spelling "tre" words "ter" because it doesn't look so bad.
>people complain words in English aren't very phonological
>American English makes them more phonological
>complain and call it wrong
face it, you guys are just a bunch of edgy retards, like the entire british language
>>59904874
Except we're descended from the same original native speakers. Just because there was a change in geography doesn't mean our version is less legitimate.
>>59892049
I alternate between both, it really doesn't matter.
>>59892072
Hello dad can confirm:
Humour
Colour
>>59892072
Unbiased third party who can confirm that this is the correct answer.
>>59910090
It does because yours didn't happen organically. Your claim would be valid if one autist in America didn't just start changing words and spellings.
>just throw in some soundless letters, knave
t. Reginald Salisbury
>>59911628
English hadn't been completely standardized at that point. People over here chose to spell things one way, and unrelatedly your people chose to spell them a different way. The difference between American and British English (at least in the written form) just a matter of which autists "changing the spelling" our countries collectively chose to listen to in the 18th and 19th century.
>>59892049
British English obviously
I guess Ameridumbs are too stupid to spell words with an extra letter
>>59893983
I agree with all of this except for colonize. It's a Z sound so there should be a Z.
>>59893983
B A S E D
I S R A E L
As long as Celsius is still the standard correct way to measure temperature, I'm fine with anything
>>59911703
What the fuck is a Belarus
>>59911836
arise not arize
it's fine 2bh
What bothers the fuck out of me is "judgment". It's "judgement", you savages.
>>59892049
British English may be the standard in Europe, but in South America and Asia, American English is king. I am an English teacher and I have taught in the above mentioned places. Many times I have been told that American English is easier to spell and understand for the novice learners thank the media. Looking at British English, you can't ignore how they get their spelling from French.
A Swedish friend of mine even said that US spelling follows the Germanic phonetics. It's direct and more casual.
I think we can all agree that English needs a spelling reform along with French.
>>59912083
Yeah, that's one of the few cases where I feel British English is superior to American. Dropping the e may make it more phonetic, but having to remember to do so just unnecessarily complicates things.
>>59912147
We're already too far gone m8. Maybe if we tried 100 years ago but now the infrastructure and inertia has been behind the current spellings to the point where changes would probably just cause more problems than they would solve.
>>59912119
>I am an English teacher
>in the above mentioned places
>British English may be the standard in Europe
>thank the media
>you can't ignore how they get their spelling
I have serious doubts you're qualified as an English teacher.
>>59892049
The correct spelling is always the one that has less letters.
>>59912203
Tru I rlly see ur logic
>>59904916
I don't like languages that are mere copies of french and don't grasp its subtility, pal. So yeah americans are better.
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>HE ACTUALLY SPELLS DIALOGUE AS """"""DIALOG"""""
HAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHA
>>59914839
>dialoog
Get on our level
>>59892049
here you have answer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UsGEyz_2rE
>>59892165
Armour or armor with one is correct?
