Do people in India spell color with a U?
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Color is spelled "Colour" in India. Schedule is pronounced "shedule" in India.  Your instinct is probably correct.  I have noted a large Indian presence here, although I have also noted a number of Australians, Canadians, Irish, and Scottish, any of whom might use the British spellings of words Americans end with "-or."
855587
How about, "absence_of_color"?
215905
Actually, the occasional 'u' does not bother me. It's when they use these contractions for *every single word* in a sentence. Now that is annoying. I dont even bother with those questions, i simply am not going to take my time to translate what you wrote, when it can be spent more effectively somewhere else. \n\nDoesn't it take more effort to construct a "sentence" like that, than just writing the whole thing out properly?\n\nI think that those people are just trying *too* hard to look, i dont know - cool to their friends? cool to eveyone else? to look like they're internet wizzes?
648712
yes, u r right.I m also from india, i can b ur friend.......
243130
That is pretty funny. What is even funnier is that everyone who answers this question will be weary of spelling correctly (or vice versa). The education system is lacking; however, I think that when people feel comfortable in an environment where spelling correctly is not an expectation, they just go crazy. Most like that slang, but I truly find it atrocious.
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No. Some people are color blind, meaning they see only black/white. Some people are blind, meaning they don't see anything at all. Some are synesthesic, seeing random colors/shapes for letters...etc.
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Don't know what you are talking about but , different colors look different on different people, whether man or woman everyone has  a certain color that looks good with their skin tone or eye color.  You just have to experiment
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It depends on where you live, in England it's colour, in America its color.
905216
well uk english had spelling like programme usa spells it program.  what english did you learn? most From Africa learn uk english I think.
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all ur freind to do is install a hindi font. Here is where he can get the font: http://www.geocities.com/hanu_man_ji/\n\nI know it works because i writes hindi with it on my PCs'...
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they contain the same letters. \n\n:D
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Yes and No. Depends on where your from. Eskimos have 60 odd words to descibe white colours...I guess mine would fit one of those words.
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red:pula\nblue: asul/ bughaw\nyellow: dilaw\ngreen: berde\nblack: itim\nwhite: puti\norange: kahel
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bcoz english is the universal language...most people know it and learn to speak however.... Let's  give a petition to our Indian gov...requiring hindi to be a universal language !!!!!!!!!
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all colours are the bes\nthis question is more opinion\nnot a fact
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I think people are bit confused bitween NATIONAL and OFFICIAL language.,..\n\nNatinal language is HINDI.. and OFFICIAL language is English, as many sounth indian cities doesnt like to communicate in HINDI very much.\n\nIn that case Indian Official Language is ENGLISH. I have never seen an official letter written in Hindi, else it is coming from LOCAL NEWS PAPER OFFICE :))
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are u an indian???????