Which do you use.

[Comiak]

So apparently Americans use "gray," but as an American, I have always used "grey". So I am curious, which do you use, and do you live in America or England?

 

[DarkeReises]

I'm American, and it just depends on my mood. The thought of using either is simultaneously wrong and right to me, and whenever I write/type the word I just choose whichever comes out automatically. Tho I should probs make sure I keep consistency in each thing I write.
Currently though, I find gray to be more visually appealing.

 

[IdleYoungMaster]

It's what comes to my mind first. Of course, I'm more familiar with gray since I've been using it since childhood.

 

[AliceShiki]

I vary... I just choose it based on my whims~

 

[georgelee5786]

American. I use Gray when talking about the color. I've always thought as "Grey" being a name rather than a color.

 

[Paul_Tromba]

I use an Oxford dictionary so I use Grey as Grey is for Europe and Gray is for America. This has been a debate for a while and it's pretty easy to figure out. A for America and E for Europe. It's a simple understanding of basic grammar for two different continents. I may be American but my mother is a European ass who required me to learn via a European dictionary.

 

[Prince_Azmiran_Myrian]

American. Grey.
I think.
I don't usually think about it so it's hard for me to tell or remember. I also don't write it that often so maybe that's why I'm unsure.

 

[Gryphon]

I use gray because my autocorrect changes it to gray cause I'm from America. Gray, however, is pretty much the only word I think should've stayed the traditional spelling as grey. I don't care about color or the other words that changed, but gray should've stayed as grey.

 

[NotOriginal]

Their interchangeable for me. Depending on the context of how you use the word it will tell the reader what you meant.

 

[TotallyHuman]

gray looks better than grey

 

[Cipiteca396]

I use grey as light grǣy and gray as dark grǣy. Also Gris.

 

[TheEldritchGod]

I think it's a grǣy area.

 

[Aaqil]

gray looks better than grey

Does not to me,
"Gray" reminds me of "Gravy",

 

[Ai-chan]

Gray, because getting edgy red lines under words stresses Ai-chan.

 

[Dieter]

grǣġ

 

[sam9501]

I never really thought about it before now, but I’m fairly certain I learned it as grey. When I speak the word, it also sounds like grey. I’m American.

 

[Ararara]

I prefer "gray" but I use "grey", since I think it's more common!

 

[CarburetorThompson]

http://imgur.com/a/ZiTEE4i

 

[Thekherham]

I live in Canada. I use gray.

Also, I don't put the u in words like honor, labor, valor etc. Makes no sense.

 

[Cipiteca396]

I never really thought about it before now, but I’m fairly certain I learned it as grey. When I speak the word, it also sounds like grey. I’m American.

... Just for clarification, how do you pronounce grey that it sounds differently than gray?