steven787 on 17 February 2008
| Aj_habfan said: Another hilarous thing is all the ignorant americans on there going, "It's ZEE not ZED!" |
Did you know that the pronunciation Zed didn't become prevelant until the 18th century. American english speakers (including Canadians until they changed their minds in the latter part of the 18th century). Previously the British used both. The dividing atlantic caused variations in the language as Brits settled on Zed and Yanks settled on Zee.
I would cite regulation, but I know you will simply ignore it.
