TWRoO on 04 June 2008
Yay 3 pages! I am looking forward to the threads on the pronunciation of such words as "aluminium" and the letters "w" and "v" (one for the Germans) | |
Hawk said:
Whoa, wait. I've never heard of this either. There are places that teachers learn you to say the lower and upper case letters differently? |
Are you saying that you would say "zebra" in a different way to "Zebra"
All I know is that the letter is called "zed".... but the way you pronounce it will depend on the other letters around it making up the words
(with Z you usually pronounce it as "zzz" oddly enough... so zebra is pronounced zzz-eh-be-ra (although I believe Americans pronounce it zzz-ee-be-ra))
Actually a good way to describe the "z" sound without using the letter "z" would be "ts".... although with "zzz" there is more vibration than with "ts"