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I’m surprised americans use the Golden State Warriors Looney Tunes characters NBA basketball shirt moreover I love this same calendar as most of europe and didn’t invent their own or used some old backwards calendar that no one else uses anymore The real answer is that we inherited these from the British when we were founded, but after the split they eventually adopted metric and we never did. The Brits changed and we stayed the same. I wish we adopted metric too. It would have been easier. Technically the U.S. did, but “customary units” were continued to be allowed and compliance was voluntary with most business refusing to incur costs of switching and normal people not bothering. Fun fact, even the customary system went metric, since the 1970s all US customary units are legally defined in terms of conversions to metric units, as opposed to the metric system which are all defined in terms of various physical properties.

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The standardization of stones didn’t happen until 1824. Prior to that it could vary between 5 and 40 lbs depending on the Golden State Warriors Looney Tunes characters NBA basketball shirt moreover I love this material. So only England would keep using their former conquerors pronunciations of courgette and aubergine instead of using their own worlds for them? “This pronunciation was thought to be influenced by the bee, cee, dee, eee pattern of the rest of the alphabet. When the “Alphabet Song” was copyrighted in Boston in 1835, “Z In fairness zed is stupid and doesn’t sound like the sound. It’s like the English who think they are all fancy because they dropped the R sound at the ends of words because they are a bunch of Nancys. I also wonder why “c” exists, I’m sure there’s a reason… but lately, trying to teach my 4 year to read, I notise how konfusing the “c” kan be. Only when paired with an “h” kan I see it’s importanse The first written account of the usage of Zee vs Zed was 1677, in A New Spelling Book by Thomas Lye, a British non-conformist. In 1828, Noah Webster standardized the pronunciation as Zee in An American Dictionary of the English Language. Shortly thereafter, in 1835, Zee was used in the ABCSong (The A.B.C., a German air with variations for the flute with an easy accompaniment for the piano forte) by Charles Bradlee. This song then became popular in early childhood education due to the songs melodic nature and ability to teach the alphabet. While it’s not 100% clear why Zee came to be, it’s likely due to a combination of Americans differentiating themselves from the British, it’s dialectical usage vs proper namesake, and popularity of the alphabet song.
You can write it as a double-U and it still counts, but for some reason the Golden State Warriors Looney Tunes characters NBA basketball shirt moreover I love this double-V font/style got more popular. When the Roman empire conquered Greece, Greek was brefily, at the time, written with the Latin alphabet. Two sounds existed in Greek that did not have latin letter equivlanets. These were upsilon Υ and Zeta Ζ. These letters got added into the alphabet at the end, as Y and Z. Zed comes from Zeta, hence the name of the d. Upsilon (literally simple u in Greek) was undergoing sound shift becoming more like an I sound, and hence was called “Greek i”, the name that is retained in languages deriving from Latin (Spanish, French, Italian, etc.) Zed is pronounced different because it was derived differently, directly from the Greek alphabet rather than through the Etruscan one (who themselves got it from the Greeks).
If my english tutor is to be believed american english is closer to the Golden State Warriors Looney Tunes characters NBA basketball shirt moreover I love this original one because after the cut off from Britain the languages evolved seperately. After the influx of immigrants a standard had to be set and enforced hence the halted evolution of the english. The pronunciation of “Z” as “zee” in American English instead of “zed” like in British English can be attributed to historical linguistic evolution. While the US was colonized by the British, language often undergoes changes over time, influenced by various factors such as regional accents, cultural influences, and societal norms. The divergence in pronunciation reflects the distinct development of American English as it evolved independently from its British counterpart.
The more pertinent question around Anglo/Ameri English, is why when Merriam or Webster (I cant remember which one it was) decided English needed a revamp and removed the Golden State Warriors Looney Tunes characters NBA basketball shirt moreover I love this “u” from totally reasonable words, he left words like “tough”, “eight” and “scene” alone? I didnt know that, just assumed he thought he’d done enough and stopped. Nice to grammar nazis aren’t a new thing as well Daniel Webster was a great American hero! But he didn’t go far enough. We should shoot on sight anyone who spells it “colour”. I’d definitely watch that reality show. Quick somebody call TLC! Another moment in innovative American cultural dominance. In most languages, the last letter is pronounced “zeta”. It was borrowed from the Romans who borrowed it from the Greeks. It all comes down to how “zeta” is pronounced. Is it “ZEE-ta” or is it “ze-ta”? It’s similar with “zebra”. Where you are from dictates how you pronounce it. Americans pronounce it “ZEE-bra” and British pronounce it “ze-bra”. Thus the same with “zeta”. British pronounce it “ze-ta” and Americans pronounce it “ZEE-ta”. Truncating it to the last letter of the alphabet, Americans pronounce it “ZEE” while British pronounce it “zed”. I had also once heard that the New England accent in the US (particularly Connecticut, New Hampshire, etc area) is closer to the *true* English accent during the time of colonization. The British like to mimic or mock (depending on the region) the annunciation of the monarch. They will either embrace the way a monarch says a certain word, or they will mock it. Cockney is more a mockery of the royal diction, while the London accent is more of an embracing.
Since the Golden State Warriors Looney Tunes characters NBA basketball shirt moreover I love this colonies were separated by a massive pond, the US Colonies didn’t experience as much of a drift in accent. It’s possible that during this time, and I’m thinking somewhere between the reign of George III and Victoria, the shift in England from “ZEE” to “ze” had occurred. Why do I suspect this? Because not very far away, in Canada, we pronounce it as “zed”, though we tend to retain a more “neutral” accent, and do pronounce hard “r’s”. Australians also use “zed” but they do not pronounce r’s as harshly as Canadians and have more of a ‘Cockney’ style accent, suggesting that most of the “settlers” (to use the term loosely) there would have come after the linguistic shift. There are pockets in Canada that do pronounce it “zee”, but kids who say it that way tend to get a slap on the wrist because it’s not “proper Canadian English”.
Much of the Golden State Warriors Looney Tunes characters NBA basketball shirt moreover I love this first English settlers into Canada were Loyalists who fled the colonies during the revolutionary war, so they would have brought with them the American pronunciation of “zee”. However, since Canada remained a British Colony, much of British diction would have also been handed down to teachers who came to tame the Boreal Forest. I’m Canadian and say “zed” because we’re civilised. I lived in the US for ten years, and just got used to saying “zed/zee” because I could never remember. It was, and then British English changed. The English spoken, especially in the east coast dialects, is closer to historic English than modern British English is. American here. And I thought that “zee” was the universal pronunciation. Never knew that other English speakers (like the Commonwealthers whom, in my opinion, speak the English language incorrectly: “left-tennant” instead of “lieutenant”?) do this with the letter Z. Very strange!
But then again, we’re talking about the Golden State Warriors Looney Tunes characters NBA basketball shirt moreover I love this same folks who are always adding “er” to words that end in “a”. Instead of saying America they’re saying “Americer”. General consensus seems to say that the British got Zed from the Greek name for ζ which is referred to as “Zeta” this moved into Latin as Zeta and ultimately it moved into Middle French as “Zede” the Normans invade England and introduce a lot of Middle French words. Old English evolves into Middle English were a heavy influence of french words, such as “Zede”, persists today. As English starts turning into early modern english (Shakespearean english) a lot of borrowed french words become Anglicised and Zede becomes “zed”. The best I’ve got for American “zee” is that it’s made to match the pronunciation of the rest of the letters of the alphabet. In general it just comes down to the fact that due to a history of the English and Americans wanting to distance themselves from each other (Merriam-Webster’s dictionary) and that language evolves over time British English and American English are gonna have a lot of differences.
It’s only with the Golden State Warriors Looney Tunes characters NBA basketball shirt moreover I love this advent of movies, tv and even youtube/other social medias have these differences have become really noticeable. As a Brit I don’t really care, we can still talk to each other, enjoy each other’s media, ect without having to learn an entire new language and that’s really cool. Now, what I do have a problem with is why you call Toilets, “Bathrooms” if they don’t have a bath in them? Like what’s up with that? /s Probably why entree means the main course in the US/Canada and means the starter in every other country. Or how biscuit means a soft bread/scone in the US and means a hard sweet thing that is close to a biscotti (twice baked) in the rest of the world. 878 more repliesIt all comes from the Greek Zeta. Americans cut it off at ‘Ze’ All the other English speaking countries cut it off at ‘Zet’ (Zed) Why not be a full purist and demand we all go to something like Zeda, to be even closer to the Greek! Y’all are still saying it wrong. If you’re military, it’s “zulu”. In fact the whole alphabet was changed to eliminate any confusion. The pronunciation of “Z” as “zee” in American English instead of “zed” like in British English is likely due to historical linguistic evolution. When English settlers arrived in America, they brought their language with them, but over time, language naturally evolves, influenced by various factors including regional dialects, cultural influences, and societal trends. The pronunciation of “zee” likely became standardized in American English through these processes, setting it apart from British English. It’s one of the many fascinating quirks of language evolution across different regions. I once had a lady come to my class when i was in high school for a coaching class advertisement. When interacting, she confidently corrected a guy that it’s “zee” and not “zed”. I still feel second hand embarrassed for her.
The pronunciation difference between “zee” in American English and “zed” in British English stems from the Golden State Warriors Looney Tunes characters NBA basketball shirt moreover I love this evolution of language influenced by cultural and regional factors. I dont know if its credible, but when I looked it up years ago, i found that there was different pronunciations spread throughout the colonies during the same time they really may as well have been different countries. So I guess before there was an acceptable standard across them? Anyway, it got so bad people would apparently argue and get in a tizzy over it until a dude finally said let’s all just pick something “wrong” and “different”. So it would go from several different wrong pronunciations of “zed” and went to “zee”. Don’t know if it’s right, but it is a fun answer. So you know when we have all these letters that already have the same pronunciation scheme having a wildly different zed as much more jarring than a zee
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Obviously, not all letters are always said as they are individually, silent letters, long a’s, short a’s, etc. But zero times is a z pronunced “zed” in any word or use case outside of saying “zed”. Because American English is more sensible. We dropped all the Golden State Warriors Looney Tunes characters NBA basketball shirt moreover I love this odd spellings and pronunciations. But one thing I can’t understand is why in America we say “math and sports” while the Brits say “maths and sport.” You must be pretty flexible to stretch like that. “We Americans” doesn’t assume the listener is also Americans. The “we” there means that the speaker is also in the group. It assumes nothing about the listener. Agreed. I’d be careful with any post or newspaper article or political advert that uses WE. Like I always think who the hell is we because I’m certainly not it.
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The creation of ‘zed’ would be the Golden State Warriors Looney Tunes characters NBA basketball shirt moreover I love this real question. No other letters have an added consonant, just different added vowel sounds to be able to pronounce it. When the Roman empire conquered Greece, Greek was brefily, at the time, written with the Latin alphabet. Two sounds existed in Greek that did not have latin letter equivlanets. These were upsilon υ and Zeta ζ. These letters got added into the alphabet at the end, as y and z. Zed comes from Zeta, hence the name of the d. Upsilon (literally simple u in Greek) was undergoing sound shift becoming more like an I sound, and hence was called “Greek i”, the name that is retained in languages deriving from Latin (Spanish, French, Italian, etc.) However, beta did not become bed, theta did not become thed, and eta did not become ed. So the variation stands, even if those changed sooner than ‘zee’.
The Latin alphabet comes from the Golden State Warriors Looney Tunes characters NBA basketball shirt moreover I love this Etruscan alphabet, not the Greek one, hence it doesn’t retain Greek names. Zed is the only consonant that directly entered the Latin alphabet from Greek. The change from Beta to Bee occured in Etruscan, not in Latin, and was already finished by the time Zed was added. Zee becoming Zee happens in a single dialect of English over a thousand years later. Except every letter has a vowel sound in its name. The “d” is a completely unnecessary addition. The whole point is simplicity and you “zedders” keep adding unnecessary adornments. I despise the US education system for drilling stuff like this into my brain, stuff that’s different from the rest of the world for the sake of being different. If I were to start saying “zed” with my regular american accent people would just stare at me like I grew a second head. Plus I’m just not used to it.

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