Before the age of printing, and Mass Communication generally, spelling and pronunciation varied from place to place, and there was often no "correct" spelling. Many people pronounce the "r" in "iron", while many pronounce the word the same as they pronounce "ion". In the process of standardising (American: standardizing) spelling, decisions were often arbitrary, and occasionally even ironic.
The English spelling of words has evolved over time, influenced by historical factors such as the borrowing of words from other languages, sound changes, and spelling conventions. In the case of "iron," the spelling likely derives from its Old English form "Δ«ren," which in turn traces back to the Proto-Germanic word "Δ«sarnΔ ." Changes in pronunciation and spelling conventions have led to the current spelling of "iron."
That is the correct spelling of ironically.
That is the correct spelling of "magnet" (an attractive object, especially those that attract iron and steel)
"Answer" is not spelled with a "w." It is spelled with an "s" in English.
Magic spelled this way is show magic. Magick spelled this way is real magick or religious magick.
No the way you have spelled it is correct. Germany.
Primitive is spelled the way you spelled it: primitive.
It's spelled the same way.
YouTube is spelled the same in French.The website is spelled the same way as in English.
Both are correct (according to Collins English dictionary). Examples... This it the way the word is spelt. The word is spelled this way.
The fish hake is spelled just the way you spelled it.
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I've always wondered that myself. The way it's spelled it should be pronounced Bus - i - ness. The way we say it should be spelled Buisness.