Thank you Multilingual Living for posting this.
UK vs US Spelling Info-graphic
Thank you Multilingual Living for posting this.
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Thank you Multilingual Living for posting this.
Multilingual Mama 
And thank you, for re-posting it!!
I also wanted to thank you, again, for your generous nomination of the Liebster Award. I had a lot of fun with it, including an unofficial new rule of my own, which entails letting your nominator know that you accepted the award. So, here it is, should you be interested in learning about what you asked–great questions, by the way, and thanks for your interest! Look forward to staying connected down the road…!
Tamara
http://nonnativebilingualism.blogspot.com/2013/01/and-liebster-blog-award-goes-to.html
I love your new rule!
I agree with the part about being consistent. I still find myself spelling colour occasionally while using harbor, a result of adopting the British way earlier on but then switching to the American way. Oh well ….
We moved from the US to Canada, where a British history constantly bumps up against American influences. It’s fun to watch. Sometimes.
Methinks Canadians use a blend of both British and American spelling. But yes, for spelling checker I would choose British lexicon first in my software.
From a Canadian-born.
I was wondering what Canadians use. So when I mix up my British and American spellings, I know what to say now…teehee.