It's still "merchandise" either way (even though I just looked it up and merchandize is still a word...maybe a weird alternate spelling or something).

And American...because, well, I'm in the U.S.

For me, I prefer the British way. Mainly because I've been educated with British English, and it's "proper English".

(I sound like a british now..;

yeah brits rule.. YAY lol

i use both... mainly because coding languages like CSS use american spelling... like... color... should be colour but i've been brought up in england so i learnt proper english... to an extent although where i came from it was mainly slang and jibberish so u couldn't understand us anyway LOL

I like the British language better, because of come from England. Its also known as proper english.

I don't think this really matters much but I guess British. p.s. I am Canadian so I also right favour, colour, flavour, etc. with "our" instead of "or".

I like spelling colour that way and I'm a canadian so wooohooo!!! otherwise, I just spell it the american way

The English way because I am English and have been taught that way!

Both.

In school I learn english, but I learned it from teh TV, and that's american

how can you learn to spell from the tv? XD

I'm half canadian also and maybe that another reason why i tend to use american a bit too... but english still rulez lol

I use American English.

But for what you pointed out, I make a few exceptions.

I spell it realise, merchandise, and I use both set of date-times. I only use British dates when I'm in Spanish class though. Stupid teacher makes us use them.

Most of the time the "english" way, but there are the select few times that I do it both.

i spell the english way because ive been taught it that way, even though on IM's like msn i do use some of the american spellings but thats only to shorten words...

omg! lol.

Umm I love British Accent , But I speak Canadian way
Americans choosing a quicker way of english that's why is diferent