What do you prefer british or american spelling of words?

Answer 1

"Made in the USA" is always better.

Answer 2

British.

Answer 3

British spellings make more sence. I even remember when I was younger we were taught the British spellings of words like colour and honour. American words are mostly not spelled how they sound. I also noticed that British words usually don't use the letter "Z".

Answer 4

British!!

Answer 5

I prefer American spelling where it's shorter (color vs colour; honor vs honour; labor vs labour) etc.

I prefer British spelling of grey vs American gray.

I prefer American spelling of theater vs British spelling of theatre, since theater seems closer to the pronunciation.

Answer 6

British of course - Canada's language is patterned after British.

Answer 7

british,absolutely.maybe because im a literature freak.i once accepted that i would lose points on an american i.q test,because i only use british spelling.i told the teacher i was not going to compromise,i'd rather take the hit.she told me not to be stubborn,but i did it anyway.apparently,british spelling is acceptable on an american i.q test if the subject happens to be british,if u are american,u are judged to have misspelled-hey,they invented the language,personal preferances should be accepted !!!!!!

Answer 8

i prefer american. but that is probably because i go to school in america and i am just used to it. however... i like british spellings too. i think they are just different and unique and intereesting. i also love their jargon and their accent

Answer 9

i prefer british spelling cause its easier to me because i learned eglish as little when i haved pc(computer) with english spelling

Answer 10

What is the name of the language in which I am currently speaking to you? That may give you a clue.

Answer 11

Always British! Unless I'm in a hip hop room talkin crap :D :)