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IMHO, the parent might be in a former british colony, judging by their spelling of ‘colour’ instead of the American ‘color’.
by sah2ed 6y ago
IMHO, the parent might be in a former british colony, judging by their spelling of ‘colour’ instead of the American ‘color’.
- eveningcoffee 6y agoIt also depends on what spelling corrector you prefer. In Europe you are more likely to choose British English than US English.
- soco 6y agoI'm not sure how important the difference is for a non-native speaker. For me it definitely isn't, and I mean no offense. It's just, color or colour, both foreign words so its gonna be whatever the default software thought appropriate. But we're digressing :)
- jiggawatts 6y agoI'm Australian, but does it matter? I could be describing New Zealand, or Canada, or Belgium, or Finland, or any number of western countries.