Writing and spelling! fairy/faery

In the Us you spell SURPRIZE this way right? In Canada we spell it SURPRISE.

All my words with you for example favour colour are wrong as far as my spell check goos , The Americans say favor ot color , I actually think the American way is best but when I write as I have been taught they are all incorrect lol , xxx

All of the words that in American English end in "or" seem to end in "our" in the Queens English, colour, harbour, etc.

Oh yes, gryphon for example. It can be spelled gryphon, gryffon, griffon, griphon, griffin. Way too many ways. I knew of some others but they're not coming to me right now.

Well, there's the whole lineup of -our/-or and -re/-er words which designate whether the speller is using English or American...

Usually when people use the 'ae' in faerie they don't use the 'y' at the end. (Like I just spelled it: faerie). 'Faerie' is the more archaic form--it's more old fashioned, but usually better when talking about more mythological fae as opposed to modern, Tinkerbell-type fairies. 'Fairy' tends to be more of a modern, pixie word. I know this doesn't answer your question...but that's my two cents. Spelling differences can usually be attributed to country differences (i.e. England/British spelling vs. American) or the age of the word (i.e. many Old/Middle English words use the 'ae' whereas modernized versions use 'e').

is that english?or writing fairy in another language?well so many words of english are spelt wrongly and the funny thing about this is that they seem so right that we are already used to such spellings