W0LFB3AT5 said:
That makes sense. I hear most Europeans, (especially British) use the word “Zed” for Z in most movies, games, and reality.
Brit here can confirm zed is used pretty much always here although i do use the zee pronouncuation too
Dragonlord2328 said:
Brit here can confirm zed is used pretty much always here although i do use the zee pronouncuation too
I'm not sure I've ever heard of someone living in Britain prefer "zee", outside of maybe american ex-pats. although, I guess I don't often hear people spelling words, so...
I think the only times I've heard a brit (or canadian, or ausie, or kiwi, etc.) use "zee" is with proper nouns (like, if any english speaker said "Dragon Ball Zed" people'd look at them weird, regardless). and, to some extent, the same happens in the other direction as well, with some yanks still using "zed" when it's someon's name or something.
