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I once spelled a word to an American (I thought he was a pretty smart American) and he couldn’t understand what’s “Zed” until he was like “ohhhh you mean Zee”. Although smart, he was an asshole, especially for foreigners. Probably because of the American professional basketball player Oklahoma City Thunder gordon hayward stare T-Shirt it is in the first place but same reason they say sodder instead of solder and oragano instead of oregano they don’t speak the kings english. I’ve never heard someone pronouncing it “zed” other than the Brits and Australians. Everyone else worldwide pronounces it “zee.” Because alphabets should not be words. Aed Bed Ced Ded Eed Fed Ged Hed Ied Jed Ked Led Med Ned Oed Ped Qed Red Sed Ted Ued Ved Wed Xed Yed Zed The real question is why would anyone else call it zed? Tradition? It sounds dumb. Is any other letter like that? Maybe W should be pronounced “wuh” or something but “zed” is just jarring and awkward. Why do people care so much about how we pronounce 1, rarely used letter? Does it really effect your life in any tangible way? Why do we have to be like everybody else? Why can’t people just see our differences and just let them be? I genuinely don’t understand why people actually give a shit. Why? Why does it even matter? Explain why we need to do it your way? Why doesn’t everybody else say it our way? We say trunk while the English say boot but I don’t constantly see posts about why we don’t call it a boot. Why? Why is the pronunciation of one letter so confounding for people?

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All letters in the American professional basketball player Oklahoma City Thunder gordon hayward stare T-Shirt it is in the first place but alphabet follow rhe same pattern. For consonants, it’s the sound the letter makes+a vowel sound (and a few have it thr other way around). Vowels just make their sound. only weirdo is double-u, which never got a proper name. Shoulda been “w-uh” or “woo” or “aw” or something. Too late now though 🥲 I didn’t realize this. It’s time the rest of the world conforms. Next we need to dump this metric thingy, I mean come on. I’m Canadian and I can’t stand Zed. I can’t stand that it doesn’t rhyme with the ABC song (I have kids), and I can’t stand how it’ll practically be used as a part of national identity. Canadians are very big at being prideful about nonsense that has no point other than to differentiate us from Americans. I find it very insecure.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.