Learn the correct spelling “Chauffeur” and why “Chauffer” is wrong.
Incorrect spelling - “Chauffer” is a misspelling caused by misplacing the letters and missing correct French form.
"Chauffer" is a common misspelling of "Chauffeur". Always use "Chauffeur" when referring to the correct word.
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
“Chauffeur” means a person hired to drive a private vehicle.
"Chauffeur": “Chauffeur” means a person hired to drive a private vehicle.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
"Correct:" He works as a chauffeur.
"Correct:" They hired a chauffeur for the event.
"Correct:" The chauffeur opened the door.
"Correct:" A trained chauffeur drove the car safely.
"Incorrect:" He works as a chauffer.
"Incorrect:" They hired a chauffer.
"Incorrect:" The chauffer opened the door.
"Incorrect:" A chauffer drove the car.
A: Chauffeur.
A: It removes the correct French letter pattern.
A: A hired driver.
A: Think ‘chauffe-ur’ (sounds like shof-fur).
“Chauffeur” is correct; “chauffer” is an incorrect variation.