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Separate vs. Seperate

Do you think both of these are correct? Or maybe one of them is a misspelling? Well, remember to join me, if you know more.

"Separate" vs. "Seperate" in English

What Is Their Main Difference?

'Separate' is a verb and it refers to putting distance between things or people. 'Seperate', however, is a common misspelling and is incorrect.

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