Most of the time when I'm trying to write the word Android, I get the confusion about it's spelling, like will it be Andorid or Android. So most of the time I was written wrong spelling.
To overcome this issue is there any tips or a way to remember the confusion between placing the And(or/ro)id?
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Etymology may be of some use here:
Android comes from two roots: Andr meaning man and -oid meaning shape or form of.
The former appears in a few other words, such as
-oid appears in many, many words:
To a native speaker, android and andorid sound very different, but I can imagine an accent that struggles with pronouncing and hearing "dr" as a single sound. Ezo and eoz are a little farther apart, though. If you can remember trapezoid (not trapeozid) you can remember android.
I can't see why you have such a problem as they are pretty different in pronunciation. There's a clear [dr] sound in Android and a [dorid] sound in Andorid.
If it helps just think of Android as of "a droid" but remember about the [n] sound, grammatically incorrect it would be "an droid".
This is easy!
I have heard a few calling 'Android' a 'Droid' phone. However, it is of Motorola. But then, it will help you remember the pronunciation and spelling!
Droids are from Motorola. So, 'dRoid' and not 'doRid'. There is no ...RID - remember that way!
You are an Indian so think this way - it is एन ड्रोइड and NOT एन रोइड. The pronunciation is different and thus the spelling.
References:
https://www.motorola.com/us/compare-smartphones
http://breon.com/android-and-droid-whats-the-difference/
Silly idea but may work!
If you use any document such as MS Word, it gives you an option to 'Autocorrect' the spelling. Go to the setting and replace 'Andorid' with 'Android!' Matter is over!
