How do you pronounce the letter ';Z';?

Do you pronounce the letter ''Z'' as ''Zee'' or ''Zed''? I believe that ''Zee'' is American while ''Zed'' is pronounced in the Commonwealth countries like Canada, England and Australia.

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I pronounce it Zee.
How in the hell can you possibly get ''zed'' from the letter ''z''? It boggles my mind!
I'm Australian and I have gotten in the habit of saying Zee. =/ I don't know why, it's mot like I ever pronounce the letter in speech and rarely, if ever (aside from now) come across it on its own in text, especially when talking to an American online...Weird.
Zee.
make the same sound that you do with an S and then add your voice to it. bam! Z!
[QUOTE=''Theokhoth'']How in the hell can you possibly get ''zed'' from the letter ''z''? It boggles my mind![/QUOTE]Considering you (America) got Zee from Zed (since it was British first) THAT boggles MY mind.
Zed for moi. I just like the sound of it more that way.
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[QUOTE=''DigitalExile''][QUOTE=''Theokhoth'']How in the hell can you possibly get ''zed'' from the letter ''z''? It boggles my mind![/QUOTE]Considering you (America) got Zee from Zed (since it was British first) THAT boggles MY mind.[/QUOTE]I believe America uses it the way England used to use it. then England had to all cool and re-write ''common'' english every 10 years for the past 200-300 
Zee for me.
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[QUOTE=''irelevent''][QUOTE=''DigitalExile''][QUOTE=''Theokhoth'']How in the hell can you possibly get ''zed'' from the letter ''z''? It boggles my mind![/QUOTE]Considering you (America) got Zee from Zed (since it was British first) THAT boggles MY mind.[/QUOTE]I believe America uses it the way England used to use it. then England had to all cool and re-write ''common'' english every 10 years for the past 200-300 [/QUOTE]ORLY? Well if that's the case I do not know. That's dialect for you. Half the Australian dialect comes from mispronouncing other languages. =P
I pronounce it Zed and thus when I sing the alphabet song it doesn't rhyme.
[QUOTE=''DigitalExile''][QUOTE=''irelevent''][QUOTE=''DigitalExile'']Considering you (America) got Zee from Zed (since it was British first) THAT boggles MY mind.[/QUOTE]I believe America uses it the way England used to use it. then England had to all cool and re-write ''common'' english every 10 years for the past 200-300 [/QUOTE]ORLY? Well if that's the case I do not know. That's dialect for you. Half the Australian dialect comes from mispronouncing other languages. =P[/QUOTE]But what's really interesting is that people in america say period for a full stop. as in full stop i mean this:  .
I once had a Canadian math tutor and he kept telling me, ''you have to multiply zed with that number''. I was lost for a good minute until I finally figured out what it meant :lol:
[QUOTE=''Theokhoth'']How in the hell can you possibly get ''zed'' from the letter ''z''? It boggles my mind![/QUOTE]

It's derived from the original Greek character ''zeta'' as I understand it
I say ''zed.'' I know alot of people who say ''zee,'' but most of them agree that Nissan 350zed sounds better than Nissan 350zee.
[QUOTE=''irelevent'']But what's really interesting is that people in america say period for a full stop. as in full stop i mean this:  .[/QUOTE]I say fullstop, but I have heard it called a period in more formal settings.

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