Americans spell it "centimeters".
they spell it RESTERANT
Absence... the same as Americans do
Yes it is. Europeans will commonly spell it litre while Americans spell it liter. They are the same thing though.
Many uses "lasagne", but many Americans prefere "lasagna".
It's generally pronounced "marny", but Americans tend to spell the name out- Mah-hone-ee.
they spell it RESTERANT
They spell it the same way Americans do.
Center.
It depends which Americans you are referring to. There are many countries in America.
Favorable
You can spell it correctly, as centimeters (US) or centimetres (most others). Or as 1.37 metres.
Americans usually spell buttock as "buttock," which refers to each of the two round fleshy parts that form the backside.
Absence... the same as Americans do
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That depends on what part of the world you are from. The English spell it 'grey' and the Americans spell it 'gray'. in Ireland we spell it grey xx
Centimetres and centimetres are the same unit. Therefore, 3.8 centimetres is equal to 3.8 centimetres.
Irish has no equivalent to 'yes' and 'no' in the English sense.