@MrDavidAmes

Special question moment: What is the difference between saying airoplane, or airplane?

11:23AM Sat, August 20 2011

@Andrew_Mackie_ iPhone: 51.4480...

Airplane is American. Aeroplane is correct :)

11:23AM Sat, August 20 2011

@kitschyanna

Airplane is American and Aeroplane is English. I think.

11:24AM Sat, August 20 2011

@SaiPang Liverpool, England

The former is British (aeroplane), the latter is American (airplane) :)

11:24AM Sat, August 20 2011

@Josh__Atkins

aEroplane is correct ;-)

11:24AM Sat, August 20 2011

@CaptainH1 Leicester

Airplane is American.

11:26AM Sat, August 20 2011

@Rory_babe London

English and American.

11:30AM Sat, August 20 2011

@robert_ad London

I often think the same of theatre thee-ett-er

11:30AM Sat, August 20 2011

@iamamro

aeroplane is British, airplane is American (sorry I probably missed something in your tweet)

11:32AM Sat, August 20 2011

@stefanroberts Oxford

I think it's aeroplane you're looking for there, dear. And there isn't. But they say only the latter in America

11:34AM Sat, August 20 2011

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Special question moment: What is the difference between saying airoplane, or airplane?

Airplane is American. Aeroplane is correct :)

Airplane is American and Aeroplane is English. I think.

The former is British (aeroplane), the latter is American (airplane) :)

aEroplane is correct ;-)

Airplane is American.

English and American.

I often think the same of theatre thee-ett-er

aeroplane is British, airplane is American (sorry I probably missed something in your tweet)

I think it's aeroplane you're looking for there, dear. And there isn't. But they say only the latter in America

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Replyz collects and amplifies questions from around the web, allowing a wider audience to answer them.

Special question moment: What is the difference between saying airoplane, or airplane?

Airplane is American. Aeroplane is correct :)

Airplane is American and Aeroplane is English. I think.

The former is British (aeroplane), the latter is American (airplane) :)

aEroplane is correct ;-)

Airplane is American.

English and American.

I often think the same of theatre thee-ett-er

aeroplane is British, airplane is American (sorry I probably missed something in your tweet)

I think it's aeroplane you're looking for there, dear. And there isn't. But they say only the latter in America

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