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Where I run into errors is in words that sound the same in French and English but are spelled differently, eg. authorization / autorisation. I constantly need to communicate in both languages so I have to be extra vigilant to make sure I use the correct spelling.
One word that I ALWAYS write incorrectly is “chou” (cabbage) a term of endearment in French. For some odd reason I always write it as choux (plural...a whole lot of cabbage). I can reread myself and STILL miss the misspelling.
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