Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Lear"

A: First of all, ‘learnt’ is not a contraction so there’s no apostrophe.
They are both past tense verbs, I researched the different between them and apparently it depends on where you live. It says in UK ‘learned’ is the accepted spelling and everywhere else ‘learnt’ is used, but here in Australia I often see both of them being used.

I personally use ‘learnt’ more often as it sounds better to me.

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A: How to Lear English? (Learn) I am learning how to speak English.

A: It could be both, but “Lear threatened someone” is the more likely meaning.