Zed

>Zed
Disgusting.

i agree. fuck zed

>cabetha

+10 points.

>Q R S T U V
>W X Y and ZED
It doesn't rhyme!!
REEEEEEEEEEEEE

>zee
what... the fuck

>see
lmao it's
zeTTTTTTT

>Changing the name of a letter just so it will rhyme in some song you made up

So childish..

there are a lot of words they mispronounce, like melee, they say it wrong, just saw it in a video today, had to do a double take

Its ZET.

>Amerisharts in charge of phonetics.

We didn't change the letter just so we cou-
>leaf
Nevermind

>Not pronouncing V 'ved'

[muffled laughing]

>not pronouncing V "fow"
wew

>V = vee
>U = (You)
>W = not double vee

Ay bee cee dee ee ef gee aitch ai jay kay el em en oue pee que arr ess tee you vee double-you ex why and zee

>Ay bee cee dee ee ef gee aitch ai jay kay el em en oue pee que arr ess tee you vee double-you ex why and
hm so far so good so far go-
>zee
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Jewsus.

>FAU
>VOO
>EEKS
>EEGREK
>ZET

Plain, simple and MANLY.

once more

Thanks satan

Should be Zeta right, CHI-user?

theta*

Ah
Beh
Ceh
Deh
Eh
Eff
G-eh
Ug-ah
Ee
Joh-tuh
Kahpuh
Elle
Emm
Enn
Oh
Peh
Keh
ERRe
Ess
Teh
Oo
Veh
Dooplo-Veh
Shees
Eegreh-goo
Zeh

>2017
>not pronouncing y as eegrek

Silly anglos

What the FUCK

The vowels at the very least are in the proper way.

A -> Ah (as in that)
E -> Eh (as in bed)
I -> ee (as in speed)
O -> Oh (as in pot)
Uh -> Oo (as in food)

Anglos just fucked that up, though.

The consonants usually just are followed by "ê" which has no english spelling, so I went with eh. Think of the french é as in regardé or something.

Quebec pls

don't think anyone cares about Brazilian to be perfectly honest with you desu

In new zealand we sing z as zee

Stop acting smug just because Arab has a few more speakers than Portuguese. We don't practice polygamy.

New Zealand sings the alphabet exactly like satan

aw shame cuz ur cute

New Zealand is a nice place

based new zealand

Thanks satan

>Zed's dead, bab. Zed's dead

>in USA they teach the Spanish alphabet with "CH", "LL", and "RR" as letters

what the fuck

I took four years of Spanish and the only letter I was taught not in English was the fancy N.

Thanks guys