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FWIW Old English didn’t even use Z. When the Anthony Davis Los Angeles Lakers Cartoon signature shirt Besides,I will do this Anglo-Saxons started the switch from runes they didn’t use/need all of the Latin letters. It was just used in foreign names. It took centuries for the z to bleed in via borrowed words and non-standard spellings that swap Z for S.) Ironically American English has more French derived words than British English because it split off way back then. Words like faucet instead of tap. Elevator instead of lift. Apartment instead of flat. As a French I’m honored, but for this one I’m not sure. We call it an ‘ascenseur’ and ‘élévateur’ is for an industrial elevator. Élévateur and elevator come from the latin word elevator conjuguate form of elevo, elevare : ‘to raise, to uplift’ (and in French it gave so many other words : élèves -student – élever -raise- s’élever -rise- élevage -animal farming….). You probably used the latin word (but it’s just a guess). There’s actually a really cool book called “Ella Minnow Pea” about a town obsessed with the alphabet, and as letters from their alphabet sign fall off, people (and the book itself) stops using those letters. It’s an interesting experiment in using language, especially once you realize you’ve gone about 11 pages without seeing a ‘P’ or ‘F’ in the text.

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Is everyone missing the Anthony Davis Los Angeles Lakers Cartoon signature shirt Besides,I will do this fact that “me” is actually rhyming with “Cs”? It’s not perfect, but the zee technically isn’t needed for rhyming purposes. What you mean. My favorite animal on the African continent is the zedbra, my favorite small island country is New Zedaland. I’m Australian, but I’m honestly with America on this. Having so many letters rhyme with “e” and then ending with zed is stupid I would like to officially offer you an honorary American citizenship for this comment. Welcome aboard. Just make sure you drive on the other side of the street. Everything else is pretty much the same. On the point of our roots with British colonialism. From my understanding we actually follow many older British spelling and pronunciations. For whatever reason. A lot of words evolved in the UK and the rest of the empire over the last couple hundred years. While here in the states it stayed relatively stagnant. Theres a British expat on YouTube that goes over a bunch of the weird language differences. And it feels like at least half his videos boils down to down to Honestly kind of hilarious because you can tell he’s just slightly disgruntled that he has to acknowledge so many American pronunciations as technically being correct ones from a historical viewpoint at least. Apparently “Zee” became popular in the northeast US during the 1800s and Noah Webster decided to include that pronunciation as the correct one in his dictionary. Apparently the alphabet song part was also a contributing factor.

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.