labor or labour?

[Emios]

mokadda ban hari word eka.USA wala okoma yanna labor kiyala,lankawe use karanne labour kiyala

 

[dayt0na]

Lankawata ariye UK
Ariya eka kiyana widiheta Hitu

 

[MarshMello]

These two words are alternate spellings with the same meaning. Labor is the preferred American spelling, whereas labour is the preferred British spelling. They both mean the noun and verb form of work. They can also both refer to a woman giving birth.

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[LINDA_ADERSON_22]

තමුශේ ඔසී නං, ඔසී උන් වඳින්නේ රැජිනිට නං, අමෙරිකාවට උක නොදී රැජිනී කියන විදියට හිටු.

 

[dilshan87]

Being a British Colony few decades ago, you have to use it as "Labour" nowadays, sooner you have to use "劳动" instead.

 

[hodakolla]

BUMPER

 

[kinkon]

 

[Sri Lankan Editor]

mokadda ban hari word eka.USA wala okoma yanna labor kiyala,lankawe use karanne labour kiyala

Both refer to the same word.. no difference in meaning or pronunciation.. spelling pamanai wenas wenne..

Sri Lankawe hariyatama use karanne Commonwealth English.. Indian English wage mai (written paththen)..
Eka UK walin enne.. so British or UK English kiyala kiyanawaa
Labor kiyanne U.S. spelling eka..
But Australiawe research "labor" kiyala samahara places wala use karala thibbata "labour" thamai Aus wala use karanna ona.

Labour thamai api Lankawe use karanna oona...
If you are working for U.S., Phillipines, or Latin American or similar clients / projects, labor use karanna ona..
International IT projects wala labor kiyala mm use karanawa mokada can U.S. spellings wadiyenma use wena nisas.

Mata mathaka hatiyata, me awula enne issara (2000+ years ago) "labor" thamai use kare Latin wala but oka labour wuna ita passe labor wuna... ita passe UK aya labour use karaa.. US aya labor use karaa...