is Honour a word

is Honour a word

is Honour a word?

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yes

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Posted by xoabxo

i know its a stupid question but when i yahooed it it came up as honor and it comes up miss spelled on here

I wasn't sure if the invite is suppose to say

Request the honor/honour of your presence or the o does it matter?

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I have seen it both ways! I don't know which is the right way

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I think that one is just more fancy than the other thats all

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lol thank you girls

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Posted by LaBellaVita622

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Posted by xoabxo

i know its a stupid question but when i yahooed it it came up as honor and it comes up miss spelled on here

I wasn't sure if the invite is suppose to say

Request the honor/honour of your presence or the o does it matter?

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I have seen it both ways! I don't know which is the right way

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I think TECHNICALLY they are both right, but I always thought we (in the US) spell it honor and people overseas (like in the UK) spell it with a 'u.' My best friend lives in london and now always spells things with a u. Like colour.

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i didnt like the way 'honour' looked so i put 'Honor' on my invitations. I honestly didn't care which was the proper way. lol

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i have been looking at my invites all day (i've posted before that A. they are folded and B. FH wrote the wrong year on the RSVP card) then i saw honour and i was like that doesn't look right !?!?

maybe I am subconsciously just looking for a way to get new invitations :

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Yeah I'm British and I wanna say that I would write honour for people back home and honor here, because there are a LOT of words like that, favourite, colour, behaviour, flavour...etc etc

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you can spell it either way. I coud be wrong but I think you are supposed to use 'Honour' when it's a church wedding (I feel like I read that somewhere)