English mistakes

[lucag73]

Please be advised that I came across a misspelled term.
It is "Browse network neighbourhood" the correct one should be "Browse network neighborhood".
Thnks

 

[>>Artorius<<]

Please be advised that I came across a misspelled term.
It is "Browse network neighbourhood" the correct one should be "Browse network neighborhood".
Thnks

Sorry but your English is not that good, maybe this will help.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neighbourhood_Watch_%28United_Kingdom%29

 

[lucag73]

Sorry but your English is not that good, maybe this will help.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neighbourhood_Watch_%28United_Kingdom%29

Sorry but your English is not that good, maybe this will help.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neighbourhood_Watch_%28United_Kingdom%29

That is British !
Spoken only by them !

 

[lucag73]

My fault I did not know that your were using British. Sorry.

 

[lucag73]

I would consider looking up the right spelling on Merriam-Webster instead of Wikipedia.
However, as usual, any suggestion is taken personally.
Thus, considered the forum rules I ban myself for a while.

 

[>>Artorius<<]

I would consider looking up the right spelling on Merriam-Webster instead of Wikipedia.
However, as usual, any suggestion is taken personally.
Thus, considered the forum rules I ban myself for a while.

You OK ?
You been tested for drugs lately ?

 

[Mick12334]

The English version of words are spelt differently to the American English versions, most have a U, Neighbour, honour, etc...
Unfortunately most software has the American English version of the words, missing out the U, Neighbor, Honor, which has meant that you now have both options, in a dictionary, but the online Cambridge Dictionaries provide you with the option of British English, and American english, versions.
Thus you cannot claim that neighbourhood is spelt incorrectly, as both versions are accepted, it is merely the British English version rather than the American English version.
I hope this clears up any confusion.