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The UK and US spellings are both wonderful. This is not a word that has variant spellings.
They don't really have spellings. People tend to spell them out phonetically it at all.
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No, both spellings are ways to transliterate the word in English from the Hebrew. Because there are letters/sounds in the Hebrew language that don't exist in English, some words have multiple spellings in English.
In British English, the correct spellings are colour and favourite."Green is my favourite colour".In American English, the correct spellings are color and favorite."That color is not my favorite".
Not that I can remember.
The proper name has two possible spellings : Safiir or Safeer (English spellings of the Arabic sounds).The common English word suggested is sapphire, a usually-blue jewel.
Probably because all English speakers read and contribute to the English Wikipedia.
There are multiple English spellings for the Hebrew word, but usually hallelujah.
True.
There is no exact number of phonetic spellings for all English phonemes as the pronunciation of words can vary based on accents and dialects. However, there are approximately 44 phonemes in English, which can be represented by various symbols in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) to capture their sounds.
Centimetre is British English. Centimeter is American English.