American and have always used "zed" instead of "zee" for the non-phonetic letter when on the air. Was taught to do this by an American as well. Well, it is always Q-R-Zed and never Q-R-Zee. If you say "zed," you have to say it with a line through it.

When talking about the letter itself, "zee". When talking about coordinates or some kind of identifying system, "zed". 1. momisko • 5 mo. ago. z. 1. instabadredditgood11 • 5 mo. ago. I pronounce it zee in english and z in my native language. 1.

In most dialects of English, the letter's name is 'zed', reflecting its derivation from the Greek zeta, but in American English, its name is 'zee', deriving from a late 17th century English dialectal form. I've heard from a couple places that American English is more like 17th Century British English than is modern British English.

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Just because we pronounce the letter Z as "zed" doesnt mean we change the titles of things. Dragon Ball Z is a name, so it's pronounced one way only. A good example is Anna from Frozen. If you pronounce her name with the first A as long and nasally, that's just wrong. Even if your name is spelt the same way, the pronunciation is an absolute.

The katakana below the name say "Zetto", in Germany we pronounce it as "Dragon Ball Zed", I used to pronounce it as Zed. These days I am used to say "Zee" but I will always be aware of the katakana saying what they say. It's pronounced Zee, so anyone who says 'Zed' is just wrong. Regardless of your own countries pronunciation.

You see, Americans pronounce the letter Z as in Zee. Kind of like when you say Zebra. Europeans and British folk pronounce the letter Z as in Zed so when they the ABC its X (ex), Y (why), Z (zed). In the Philippines its X (ex), Y (why), Z (zey).

The name zee itself is thought to have originated as nothing more than a dialect variation of zed, probably influenced by the regular bee, cee, dee, ee pattern of much of the rest of the alphabet In the US, we don't pronounce the letter Z as "zed"; we pronounce it "zee". Ergo, ZZ Top is pronounced "Zee Zee Top". As far as where the name comes from, I've heard two stories and I have no idea if either one is official. One story states that ZZ Top were big fans of BB King and originally wanted to call the band "BB Top", but decided to use

More important is to realize that other English speaking nations tended to be colonized later and under more direct British influence for longer, thus favoring the "official" British pronunciation of Zed (making this one of the easiest ways to identify the difference between a Canadian and an American besides the pronunciation of about).

ZEE definition: 1. the last letter of the English alphabet; Z: 2. the last letter of the English alphabet; Z: . Learn more.

^{When saying “Z for Zebra” we usually some of us say “Zee”. And with “NZ” we usually we almost always say “En Zed”. Edit: turns out there's a lot of zeds in this thread! Dragon! Dragon! Rock the dragon! Dragonball Zed! Zeds dead baby, zeds dead. So how do people say the letter “H” then.}

Zero Point Module shortens to ZPM. In America, the Z is pronounced "Zee". In Canada, England, and other parts of the world, it's pronounced "Zed". It isn't stupid, it's just the way it is. And it has nothing at all to do with accents. It's like that whole cheeseburger vs. royale with cheese thing in Pulp Fiction.

I say Dragon Ball Zee. No, since the English language version is made in America. We also don't say 'Jay Zed'. just to mention it, it is called dragon ball zed (zetto) in japan. Who passes up the opportunity to say it as "Dragon Ballz (balls).

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In English zee makes way more sense than zed because zee actually sounds similar to other letters unlike zed which sounds completely different. Reply ThatTurtlesDude •

Stop the jazz! We need, marching music!Digraph ZZ Z (pronounced Zed) is the 26th letter in the Alphablocks Gang. Z is voiced by David Holt. Z is an elder-like Alphablock who can sleep almost anywhere. Z is green with silvery-white eyebrows and beard and wears a badge on the right side of his chest. Sometimes he sports a walking stick. Some prototypes of Z include either having a different

"Z" is never pronounced with a zed sound in any word therefore the American pronounciation would be correct when reffering to the letter in a non-mathmatical sense.

No one really says zed unless they're specifically trying to NOT say zee (example, in school) Not Canadian but I'm from the UK and we call him "Jay Zee" even though pretty much everybody here uses "Zed". If it's somebody's name/nickname you would tend to pronounce it however they pronounce it. (British, Commonwealth & Irish) English, German (pronounced slightly different, but def. closer to Zed than Zee) & Dutch (albeit spelled as Zet). Probably several others, but not as familiar with those. Swedish, Italian and Spanish use Zeta for both z and ζ, iirc .