Just wondering why...
In England a Z is said like "zed"
In the US a Z is said like "Zee"
Why you god dam weirdo's?
In England a Z is said like "zed"
In the US a Z is said like "Zee"
Why you god dam weirdo's?
I knew i should of payed more attention at school...<<<FTDM>>>Gen.Raven wrote:
they say things phonetically, we do not.
I think their logic is this:<<<FTDM>>>Gen.Raven wrote:
they say things faneticly, we do not.
Last edited by Cheez (2007-04-25 02:04:45)
i honestly dont know why i remembered it{uscm}Jyden wrote:
I knew i should of payed more attention at school...<<<FTDM>>>Gen.Raven wrote:
they say things phonetically, we do not.
Last edited by joker3327 (2007-04-25 02:21:38)
they make the cookie monster now say 'cookies are a sometimes food'joker3327 wrote:
Todays lesson has been brought to you by the Numbers 1 2 and 3 and the letter Zee?Zed and the word fucktard!!
How can you listen to a big yellow bird...
OK hands up who watched Sesame Street just for grover?? COOKIE'S
What!!!! they are ruining it.<<<FTDM>>>Gen.Raven wrote:
they make the cookie monster now say 'cookies are a sometimes food'joker3327 wrote:
Todays lesson has been brought to you by the Numbers 1 2 and 3 and the letter Zee?Zed and the word fucktard!!
How can you listen to a big yellow bird...
OK hands up who watched Sesame Street just for grover?? COOKIE'S
Last edited by {uscm}Jyden (2007-04-25 03:00:37)
Yeah it is out of use there now back in the 17th century.Coolbeano wrote:
Hate to break it to all you England-English fanboys, but they said 'zee' in a 17th century dialect. In England. It's gone out of usage there now, but it was commonplace about the time when the US' independence was claimed.
Great quote, +1theDude5B wrote:
when the brits say Z-trooper it is probably like "Zed-Trooper" unless they have seen the movie "Snatch" when they might pronounce it like "Zee-trooper" as in "Zee-Germans"
yep its truefatherted13 wrote:
Great quote, +1theDude5B wrote:
when the brits say Z-trooper it is probably like "Zed-Trooper" unless they have seen the movie "Snatch" when they might pronounce it like "Zee-trooper" as in "Zee-Germans"