Oxford Spelling - Language Tag Comparison

Language Tag Comparison

The following table summarizes a few general spelling differences between the four major spelling systems. Note: en-GB simply stands for British English; it is not specified whether -ize or -ise should be used. The language tag en-GB-oed, however, requires the consistent use of -ize and -ization.

en-GB en-GB-oed en-CA en-US
analyse analyse analyze,
analyse
analyze
behaviour behaviour behaviour,
behavior
behavior
centre centre centre center
defence defence defence defense
globalisation,
globalization
globalization globalization globalization
realise,
realize
realize realize realize
traveller traveller traveller traveler
catalogue catalogue catalogue catalog
programme programme program,
programme
program

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