> > Which same song? "Double-yue ex why zee" or "double-yu ex why zed"?
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> > -eric "Dr. Morris Cecil Glalet, Tk.D." sleator
> > Wed 13 Dec A.D. 2000
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> We Brits are of the "Zed" persuasion. This has caused confusion here. At university we had an American student whose last name was Ferazzi. When his name was spelled out the tutor used Zed and the student said, "Well I don't know about the zed, but I should have a couple of zees in there somewhere."
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> Beasty

How do you Brits pronouce the y? Do you blow in or out? I say wy,not why. Is Wales pronounced the same as Whales? And how about those words that begin with X? Do you use a zee sound or a zed? And do you pronounce the u in flavour and colour? I'll bet you put an Oh in front of 'possum, too.
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