There is no big difference between the words "colour" and "color". Both mean the same. however "color" is used in the US accent i.e. in the USA, color is the spelling while in British (England) and those speaking and writing British language, colour is used. e.g. a person in the USA would say, "I loRead more
There is no big difference between the words “colour” and “color“. Both mean the same. however “color” is used in the US accent i.e. in the USA, color is the spelling while in British (England) and those speaking and writing British language, colour is used.
e.g. a person in the USA would say, “I love the green color“. On the other hand, a person speaking British accent will say, “Black is my favourite colour.”
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Poonam Sharma
There is no big difference between the words “favourite” and “favorite“. Both mean the same. however “favorite” is used in the US accent i.e. in the USA, "favourite" is the spelling while in British (England) and those speaking and writing British language, colour is used. e.g. a person in the USA wRead more
There is no big difference between the words “favourite” and “favorite“. Both mean the same. however “favorite” is used in the US accent i.e. in the USA, “favourite” is the spelling while in British (England) and those speaking and writing British language, colour is used.
e.g. a person in the USA would say, “My favorite car is BMW” . On the other hand, a person speaking British accent will say, “Audi is my favourite car.”
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