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@iro_miya
Miya Ironami · 14 answers · 2y

How do you feel when someone uses British spellings?

I feel a kinship.

@YassieJ
Yaseen · 2y

I use them interchangeably so I don't really care

@MilesLovesYou
Miles · 2y

It sounds weird in my head because I'm not used to them, and I usually just register that this person is bri'ish, keep calm, and carry on without caring much. I'll probably still be using US spellings when replying to them.

@lucidiot
~lucidiot · 2y

I prefer American spellings, except for "aluminum". It's called "aluminium".

@LunaDragofelis
Luna Saphira Dragofelis · 2y

i kinda do that so... nothing really

@desea
desea · 2y

:blobcatmelt:

@EpicKitty
Koneko Toujou · 2y

I don't even know which spelling I'm using half of the time

@pseudoriemann
Pseudo-Riemann · 2y

i prefer them yes

@jeder
Jeder · 2y

wouldnt notice, my own spelling is a butched combination of everything i consumed online

@grillchen
grillchen · 2y

very indifferent

@puniko
Puniko · 2y

don't really care, they can spell it how they want

@JessicaFEREM
Jes · 2y

I don't really mind it

@Dogboy2709
Dogboy2709 · 2y

Whatever

@Danger
Burger Queen · 2y

personally, I don't really mind. usually I switch it up when i say color/colour

@clowncarss
COZY COLLECTIVE 🍉 · 2y

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