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> > > Question -- I spell theatre with an re if it's live and with an er if it's film. Is that kosher?
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> > I usually spell it theater for both. Of course, on days when I'm feeling more formal, or have been thinking about the british isles a lot, it tends to come out theatre. According to my school, I'm studying "Theatre Arts", which sounds incredibly stuck-up to me. :)There are people who get upset if you spell it the "wrong" way (ususally that means -er) but they are few and far between, in my experience.
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> I generally don't even notice. I spell it "theatre" (as I said), but that's just because I do, not because I think it's better that way. The same reason I spell "centre," "colour," and such things the ways that I do.
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> In case anyone cares how I spell "colour." :-}
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> Dar "It is the British way!" ien
How do you spell "flavor?"
How about "check?"
But what I really want to know is what do people, who speak British, call their motor scooters?
Howard