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British English is flavour while American English is flavor, they are both correct.
Hi It depends! British English flavour American flavor Best Regards
- SREYA RAJESHStudent Teacher
Flavor and Flavour both are correct because one is in British and other one is in American accents
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- JennyCertified ESL Teacher who helps her student in Conversational English.
Both are correct.. the first one is American English, the second one is British English.
Both these words are correct depending on the accent you prefer between the English version and the American English
Both. I say flavor because I'm American
Flavour is the correct word
They are both correct depending where you are. In the USA they use Flavor and in the UK they use Flavour.
Both are correct. Uk: Flavour USA: Flavor
Difference in the 2 are between UK and USA Flavor - USA Flavour - UK
- Gary NorthExperienced and easy going Conversational English Teacher
While you’re here Colour - UK Color - USA I think we’ve got this .
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