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Mason Allen
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Jayden Jones
why is it called "zed"
retarded faggot islanders
Jackson Jackson
Why do you call it 'zee' if it's called 'zed'?
Dominic Rodriguez
why do you call C and Z the same way
Samuel Gray
they think it needs to rhyme with V
Juan Moore
its not
Liam Long
'zed' sounds dumb, I like the American pronunciation better.
Benjamin Jackson
ZOY YA CANT
Colton Edwards
Zeta in Greek. Zeta in Spanish, Zeta in Italian. Zed in English. I don't see what's wrong
Andrew Allen
ESL moment
Lucas Baker
en.wikipedia.org
>In most English-speaking countries, including Australia, Canada, India, Ireland, New Zealand and the United Kingdom, the letter's name is zed /zɛd/, reflecting its derivation from the Greek zeta (this dates to Latin, which borrowed Y and Z from Greek), but in American English its name is zee /ziː/, analogous to the names for B, C, D, etc., and deriving from a late 17th-century English dialectal form.[2]
Ryan Howard
ZEEEEEEEEEEE
Carter Evans
>In most English-speaking countries, including Australia
I was alway taught that it was 'zee' in school.
Grayson Reyes
Well, I guess the wikipedia article is either inaccurate or outdated.
Blake Scott
Why don't americans spell paradise as "paradize"
Caleb Watson
greek, spanish and italian are inferior to english
no need to copy a weaker, more stupid language :)
Ethan Parker
>Q-R-S T-U-V, W-X Y and....Zed??
C'mon, that's preposterous.
Luke Thomas
Because C and Z don't sound the same in English. Pronounce Sssss but wiggle the back part of your tongue. That's a Zzzzz
Camden Gonzalez
Americans are so powerful that a single quote on twitter from an absolute nobody is a discussion thread
Brandon King
It's "zed" in French.
And we know better than you.
Jose Ramirez
>why is it called "zed"
hehe
James Hughes
>Qew-Are-Ess-Tee-You-Vee-Double You-Ex-Why-Zed
Can someone explain the double you for W thing though why dont you say double vee, like we do here
Brandon Morris
So why do you spell realise as "realize"