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2024-12-20 09:09
Apparently, British people are sensitive about how they pronounce z. Who knew?
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4 小時內
Bruce Fox
boomboombrucey
I think British people are actually just sensitive to obnoxious Americans (who's entire country is younger than some of our public toilets) feeling the need to criticise a language that you bastardised.
5 小時內
Hursty
rayhurst18
You say “British people” but have you ever visited Scotland ?? Now that’s a language in its own ! Ha. ye know whit am oan aboot mucker , take ye a square go when yer here ya Dobber.
8 小時內
Russ Eagle
eagle.russ
Not sensitive, it’s zed, the end.
9 小時內
Steve Michael
serfco
When you say British I assume you mean every English speaking nation that is not the USA?
9 小時內
Susan Toyn
susantoyn
Not sensitive just making sure you know you are being silly ( used because I am not allowed to call you st***d)
9 小時內
Joe Clotworthy
joeclotworthy
You must be a Quora follower. Nothing but clickbait.
11 小時內
Paul Shrimpton
riserdrummer65
We aren't sensitive about how we pronounce z. We're sensitive about how the colonials pronounce z....
11 小時內
the last letter of the alphabet
french_eskimo
my name is z. i’m an american living in london. i’ve just resigned to the fact that even if i say z that every starbucks is gonna yell out “ZEEEDDDDDD?”