Which one is correct?

both are correct.In general english language we use colour and in computers we use color.

Color is American usage, COLOUR is the rest of the english speaking world. There are many other words like this, neighbour, metre, centre, honour.

They are both correct, one is the old english spelling and the other is the modern usage.

both...England spells it "colour" The also spell "amoungst"

Actually COLOUR AND COLOR are correct. British spelling or Old english adds a "U" in color. Ex. Colour, Flavour, Humour. Actually the rule of the thumb is, if you are going to use Color or american english. be consistent with that :) Like, The flavor of that color. Not, The flavour of that color. hehehe esl teacher here :) also. in computer terms, must people use colour (like using printers etc) than color.

both are correct. colour = a british english.spelt in this way colour = an americanized english which was introduced by them centuries ago while english and other races made it a common language of colonized america,they say there is no need of using double vowel in a word that conveys the meaning of a word with ending pronucciaton like 'aa' so u get...honor(honour), misdemeanor(misdemeannour), color(colour), and many more. even u get.....meter for metre, specter for spectre program for programme and many more if u like to study read dictionery of british english and americanized english.

From my information both are correct yea , just one is UK english and one is US English yea

They're both correct but the thing is in general we use color. Colour in the other hand is a proper english. These two varieties of English are very similar. Modern British English is heavily influenced by American English. That's what I learned from my college school.

colour i think:D

both are correct one is British another one is American English

color is the casual way of saying colour. I find that most folks prefer color for colour these days.

both are correct

colour is correct according to me------

school teachers in the United States would want it spelled COLOR..if you use COLOUR..it would be marked a spelling error. I always like the word shedule..in Canada and the UK they pronounce it far differently then us "Yanks" same as MILAN in the city of MILAN, Michigan is not like in Milan, Italy..but the Ford MILAN is pronouned like in Europe..go figure

we use both both are correct

both are correct.

I know both are correct. These are depends on which english you are using.

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Both meaning come out with the same response. Both are correct. But the original one is colour as color is difine in the sofware applications.

Good question. I have been wondering this myself too for a while, but i guess you cant go wrong with either.