Colour = British.

Grey = how I always spell it XD

I dont like it when people spell it 'gray' lol.

I still haven't fully adapted to American-English. I'd just recently realized that I spell 'favourite' instead of 'favorite'.

I'm not sure who spells it 'Gray'...
I prefer 'Grey' too, though.

Well 'gray' is the American spelling so I pretty much thought all Americans spelled it that way xDD

American English = A whole different language for me. :p


We say "fringe" but Americans say "bangs" >_<

We say "trousers" but Americans say "pants"...we use pants to refer to underwear o.O

And an American asked me the other day why I spell "mom" as "mum" >_>

Thank you. I feel stupid because half the time I spell it the British way.

Gray... I think my teacher told me a few years ago that "gray" is the most "proper" way to spell it. I'm not sure if that's true, but in more British writings I see "gray".

Lol, when I first came here I told somebody to "make sure you put your jumper on"...
And he was like, "... what's a jumper?"

As it turns out, they call it a 'sweater' here in America. :o

I thought a jumper was someone who jumped for a living? :p

I didn't even know there were two different ways of spelling gray. I have always spelt it with A. You know, the sound of the vowel A? and the sound in grAY? >.< I thought grey was just a common spelling mistake x)

Nah, English is just so cool. You spell things how you want.
But I hate British spellings of words.
Adding letters that don't belong...
XDD