What’s the difference between advice and advise?

[Anonymous]

[SnowedIn]

Advice is a noun. A thing. You give or receive advice.

However, advise is a verb. An action. I can advise you or ask you to advise me. It's where the word 'advisor' comes from: one who advises by providing advice.

[Asker]

Thank you very much! 🙏🏻

[SnowedIn]

Of course!

[Asker]

I need a teacher like you🥹

[SnowedIn]

Feel free to ask what you need! I'm happy to help.

[Asker]

may god be pleased with you sir🙏🏻

[SnowedIn]

Why thank you. And, really, if you want help, you're welcome to reach out.

[SnowedIn]

Thank you for MHO!

[burlen]

"Advice" is the noun form of "advise" while "advise" is the verb form of "advice".

For example, you are not obliged to heed my advice. Can I advise you on something?

[Anonymous]

I dont know but i guess

Advice : asking or giving

Advise : similar

[Ms_Facesitter]

The first one is a noun, the second one is a verb.

[BCRanger10]

"Advice" is what's given. To "advise" is the act of giving the advice.

[Asker]

That helps me a lot😍

[warsevf]

All my life learning English, still suck at it, I didn't know advise is a verb and advice is a noun, thanks