Which is standard english? Which is american and which is british english? I saw a british website writing wellcome. Although i learn british english, I have never been taught "wellcome".
Wellcome vs welcome
Perhaps you're referring to the Wellcome Trust, a UK-based charity funding medical research all over the world.
What Guest said. The word "welcome" (adjective, common noun, verb, exclamation, etc) is always spelled with one L in both British and American English.
<As an American, I've never seen it either. Maybe it's a typo.>
mmmm yeah and I suppose you would say that about British English (correct English) you little yankee twat.
Typical Americans pfft. I see it's got to your heads abit too often.
mmmm yeah and I suppose you would say that about British English (correct English) you little yankee twat.
Typical Americans pfft. I see it's got to your heads abit too often.
But some places and websites uses wellcome, I am sure you have seen it spelt that way before, therefore i am sure it is not a typo.
So from what I have gathered so far, "welcome" is the ONLY standard form in both american and british english.
Thanks
So from what I have gathered so far, "welcome" is the ONLY standard form in both american and british english.
Thanks
"Welcome" is the regular word, but "Wellcome" is a NAME.
The 2nd largest supermarket chain in Taiwan and Hong Kong is "Wellcome" with two L's. As someone pointed out above, the UK's "Wellcome Trust" is also spelt with two L's.
"Wellcome" is not a typo, unless you substitute it for "welcome".
The 2nd largest supermarket chain in Taiwan and Hong Kong is "Wellcome" with two L's. As someone pointed out above, the UK's "Wellcome Trust" is also spelt with two L's.
"Wellcome" is not a typo, unless you substitute it for "welcome".