>English isn't my first language and even I know "palette" is wrong. The "and" in your comment implies that you think that being a native speaker should make s

>English isn't my first language and even I know "palette" is wrong. The "and" in your comment implies that you think that being a native speaker should make someone more accurate with this. In fact it's the opposite. It makes sense that it sticks out to you as a non native speaker. Native speakers are less sensitive to the spelling of homophones (and this is true in many languages, not just English).