If you can spell something with fewer letters and no loss of comprehension, it saves you just a tiny bit of time and effort. Admittedly, the simplification of spelling is done very sporadically, and there is a long way to go before the English language has anything resembling a logical system of spelling.
the colour is rainbow.
a kind of brownish colour
His favorite color is blue!! :)
No!, only if you get color is if you create your own color and color the cotton.
It is not a color. It is a symbol.
Both are valid. Americans spell it color while British people use colour.
Nothing, except the nationality of the writer. Americans spell it color and generally, British people spell it colour, with a U.
The americans spell it without the letter 'u'... color.
The americans spell it without the letter 'u'... color.
colour
The spelling "colour" comes from British English, where there is a tradition of using the French-influenced spelling with a "u." In American English, the word is spelled "color" without the added "u."
color
In Canada, the correct spelling is "colour".
It's because they have different spellings and things to us that's why they spell colour like color.
The British spelling is colour. The American spelling is color. (And my American spell checker is objecting to "colour".)
I believe you are asking for the way to spell color/colour.
It depends where you live. In the USA and Canada, people say color, and in the UK and any other English-speaking places(usually) it is colour. Just the culture.