>>Sorry, how do you pronounce the letter "z"? Is there perhaps a difference between the UK and the US? My dictionary (Oxford American Dictionary) lists the pronunciation as "zee", which is also what I learned in school (an American school).
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>The British name for "z" is zed; American is zee. I've seen this listed in dictionaries before.
Ah, I see. In German we pronounce it like "tsett", which is more similar to the British pronunciation.
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