In many dialects of English, the letter's name is zed, reflecting its derivation from the Greek zeta. In American English, its name is zee, deriving from a late 17th century English dialectal form.
Yea.. got that from Wiki.
But choose what you prefer to pronounce it.
Zee.
Australia uses British English so I think it's meant to be pronounced as Zed like how A is pronounced as Ah instead of Ay (That's about the best I can do to put that sound into words.)
Sparker Wrote:Zee.
Australia uses British English so I think it's meant to be pronounced as Zed like how A is pronounced as Ah instead of Ay (That's about the best I can do to put that sound into words.)
most people I know in Ireland say Zee and Ay and wee use british english... In fact in school you are thought the abcs with Zee and Ay.
J'adore le paissons Wrote:Sparker Wrote:Zee.
Australia uses British English so I think it's meant to be pronounced as Zed like how A is pronounced as Ah instead of Ay (That's about the best I can do to put that sound into words.)
most people I know in Ireland say Zee and Ay and wee use british english... In fact in school you are thought the abcs with Zee and Ay.
In my school I think wee were taught Zed and Ah
I can only ever remember saying Ay...Zee and don't think the other two sound right...
ZED :)
But I say Dragonball Zee. My friend says Dragonball Zed in defiance.
Zed. Except for a certain brand of caffinated beverage called Red-Zee.
Wow, so far votes are even.
I actually expected Zee to win by a long streak.
I used zee when i was little up until one grade school teacher gave everyone poo poo for pronouncing it the american way and not the canadian way.
So I've been using 'zed' since i was youngin.