>he pronounces the letter "z" as "zed"
It's "ZEE" you fucking third-worlder
>American pronunciations
>>52061539
Thanks for education, Britain's step-son
>Americans attempt English
Yeah nah.
>>5206153
Zed. You illiterate fuck.
>>52061539
It is zed. From zeta, pronounced with an open "eh" sound.
Zäta
>>52063243
>>52063236
>>52061599
>>52061561
Go fuck a zedbra.
>>52061539
It was originally pronounced as "zed"
>>52061561
American pronunciations trump english ones. We decide how the language goes now.
>>52061539
>Americans attempt the pronunciations of letters
Z is pronounced "zet" or "zed" because that derives from zeta
>>52063296
A is pronounced "alf" because that derives from alpha.
>>52063243
>>52063296
>implying "B" is pronounced "bed"
>ALUMINUM
>>52061539
It's actually ZET
>>52063273
It's Zebra, not Zbra.
>>52061539
> American """"""English"""""""
>>52061599
'OK' is American English, yet nearly every single language has adopted this phrase.
nice meme, palarino
OKですね
>>52063351
>PLATINUM
>>52063338
>>52063349
>American """"""""""logic""""""""""
>>52061539
It's zed though.
>>52061539
But zed's dead.
>>52061539
"Zee" is too confusable with "cee".
I'll take "zed" any day.
>>52063426
>z is not pronounced zee because it's derived from zeta, so it's pronounced zed or zet
>b is not pronounced bee because it's derived from beta, so it's pronounced bed or bet
Did I just get trolled or are you really that stupid?
>>52063349
We still pronounce it with either an "eh" sound or "é" sound.
>pronouncing X as Z
>Like in... Xen; you know the world from Half Life?
It's Ksen!
Too bad America chose to adopt English instead of French.
The pride of English dominance worldwide instilled within every single Britçuck is a fucking crime.
>>52063518
t. Albert Barbonne
>>52063508
>pronouncing letters like niggers
Xhosa is pronounced Khosa. Are Czechs niggers too?
>>52061539
>implying it is not either "Tset", "Tseta" or "Tsee"
>>52063480
Just because a pronunciation derives from a certain language (Greek) doesn't mean all others do, too. The pronunciation of B derives directly from Latin bē. Z is zed because Latin used the Greek zēta.
It's Zayn actually.
>>52063473
>Too bad American chose to adopt English instead of French.
This should have been considered a crime against humanity.
its zeta
>>52063618
Then you should have no problem with zee.
>Circumcerica
>English
Pick one.
>>52063792
>Then you should have no problem with zee.
I don't see why. Besides, zee might be confused with cee.
I do it like ZAD or SAD instead of ZED am I the only one
>>52063936
Yes
