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In this phrase, should I say "Before printing, think in your responsAbility with the Environment and the commitment with Costs" or should I use responsIbility?
I can`t change this phrase, cause this is a slogan. I was wondering if it was correct, so I tried my dictionary Babylon and after that dictionary.com.
the babylon gave me: responsability costs= (meaning in portuguese) but I thought it was too weird due to the fact that the dic only gave me 1 result, that`s why I tried dictionary.com and this didn`t gave me even one answer, so I came to here.
I just want to know whether "responsability" exist?
Responsability is either a typographical error, or a speech error (that is, the vowel sound represented by the letter <a> is schwa, a reduced vowel, as in the sound of <e> in thehouse. Speakers hear schwa and so they might write <a>). In any case, responsability is an error. The correct spelling is responsibility.
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