Zed.Placebo said:Better question: how one says 'Z'.
You're saying it wrong!sam. said:Zed.Placebo said:Better question: how one says 'Z'.
Zee.Placebo said:Better question: how one says 'Z'.
.sam. said:Zed.Placebo said:Better question: how one says 'Z'.
I do. STOP IT WITH YOUR MINDLESS ASSUMPTIONS SIR.Placebo said:OK, you don't say "bed", "ced", "ded", or "ed", do you? "Zed" makes no sense!
But that completely ruins the wonderful cadence of the alphabet song, the song that is written on our very English-speaking souls.coffeebean! said:I do. STOP IT WITH YOUR MINDLESS ASSUMPTIONS SIR.Placebo said:OK, you don't say "bed", "ced", "ded", or "ed", do you? "Zed" makes no sense!
No it doesn't.Placebo said:But that completely ruins the wonderful cadence of the alphabet song, the song that is written on our very English-speaking souls.coffeebean! said:I do. STOP IT WITH YOUR MINDLESS ASSUMPTIONS SIR.Placebo said:OK, you don't say "bed", "ced", "ded", or "ed", do you? "Zed" makes no sense!
Most people where I live say zed, it's very American to say zee.Placebo said:You're saying it wrong!sam. said:Zed.Placebo said:Better question: how one says 'Z'.