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Hard2Get
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		 Posted - 2010/12/18 :  01:17:06
  
  
  
  
 
It's pronounced Ozzy. 'Zee' is just utterly retarded.
 
 
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latininxtc
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		 Posted - 2010/12/18 :  01:33:43
  
  
  
  
 
quote: Originally posted by DJ Lawlzy: 
quote: Originally posted by Hard2Get: 
Both are used frequently. I never really thought about how odd it sounds lol, but now that you mention it, it does sound weird. 
   
 
Pretty odd first time I heard it, I was asked where the hole-in-the-wall was and I didn't know how to answer haha! 
   
 
lol hole-in-the-wall! 
 
sounds like they're looking for a glory hole!
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		 Posted - 2010/12/18 :  03:10:11
  
  
  
  
 
quote: Originally posted by atomsk: 
quote: Originally posted by Andy_Influx: 
And for you Americans, its pronounced OHZZI not OHSSi... pisses me off so much 
   
 
Uhh I think I might be confused... 
I know in other country's you guys say "Z' differently. Like "zed" and here we say like "zee". 
 
The way I read both of them would be on the lines of "ozzy" like "Ozzy Osbourne". 
 
So by saying it like this, it is wrong? "Ah-zee". 
 
Dialects are confusing some times. 
   
 
It's pronounced like Ozzy (as in ozzy osbourne) 
 
but most americans say it with an 's' not a 'z'. So it comes out ossi... and it shits me. 
 
 
quote: Originally posted by Hard2Get: 
It's pronounced Ozzy. 'Zee' is just utterly retarded. 
   
 
I agree, it's definitely zed lol.
 
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		 Posted - 2010/12/18 :  03:16:13
  
  
  
  
 
quote: Originally posted by Andy_Influx: 
It's pronounced like Ozzy (as in ozzy osbourne) 
 
but most americans say it with an 's' not a 'z'. So it comes out ossi... and it shits me. 
 
 
I agree, it's definitely zed lol. 
   
 
Well I had it right then :D 
 
But the "zee" and "zed" thing it bothers me also, on north america says "zee' >_> 
I cant go around saying saying "zed" I'll get looked at like I'm retarded..
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latininxtc
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		 Posted - 2010/12/18 :  03:30:04
  
  
  
  
 
quote: Originally posted by Andy_Influx: 
quote: Originally posted by atomsk: 
quote: Originally posted by Andy_Influx: 
And for you Americans, its pronounced OHZZI not OHSSi... pisses me off so much 
   
 
Uhh I think I might be confused... 
I know in other country's you guys say "Z' differently. Like "zed" and here we say like "zee". 
 
The way I read both of them would be on the lines of "ozzy" like "Ozzy Osbourne". 
 
So by saying it like this, it is wrong? "Ah-zee". 
 
Dialects are confusing some times. 
   
 
It's pronounced like Ozzy (as in ozzy osbourne) 
 
but most americans say it with an 's' not a 'z'. So it comes out ossi... and it shits me. 
 
   
 
probably not any better, but i always pronounced it ow-see.  good to know it's pronounced ozzy
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		 Posted - 2010/12/18 :  08:41:15
  
  
  
  
 
quote: Originally posted by atomsk: 
quote: Originally posted by Andy_Influx: 
It's pronounced like Ozzy (as in ozzy osbourne) 
 
but most americans say it with an 's' not a 'z'. So it comes out ossi... and it shits me. 
 
 
I agree, it's definitely zed lol. 
   
 
Well I had it right then :D 
 
But the "zee" and "zed" thing it bothers me also, on north america says "zee' >_> 
I cant go around saying saying "zed" I'll get looked at like I'm retarded.. 
   
 
hmm I say "zed", but I have to make a point of it. it's especially great when someone brings up Jay-Z 
 
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		 Posted - 2010/12/18 :  10:08:28
  
  
  
  
 
quote: Originally posted by 8D: 
quote: Originally posted by atomsk: 
quote: Originally posted by Andy_Influx: 
It's pronounced like Ozzy (as in ozzy osbourne) 
 
but most americans say it with an 's' not a 'z'. So it comes out ossi... and it shits me. 
 
 
I agree, it's definitely zed lol. 
   
 
Well I had it right then :D 
 
But the "zee" and "zed" thing it bothers me also, on north america says "zee' >_> 
I cant go around saying saying "zed" I'll get looked at like I'm retarded.. 
   
 
hmm I say "zed", but I have to make a point of it. it's especially great when someone brings up Jay-Z 
 
   
 
i call him jay zee... but imo it's his name, and he has the right to have it pronounced however he wants... he obviously likes jay zee... i don't think you're referring to him by his name if you said jay zed
 
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		 Posted - 2010/12/18 :  11:45:05
  
  
  
  
 
people are missing the point, orginal poster is from USA 
they purposely pronounce everything wrong, even car names are cringe worthy due to changes.  
 
It must be hard when everything isnt american english.
 
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		 Posted - 2010/12/21 :  20:45:15
  
  
  
 
idont get confused seen a lot of american shows so get most of the slang now, can see how different English accents / slang might be more confusing to foreigners.  
I like the Aussie accent spent some time there think its pretty funny the sound and some of the terms you guys use kinda like there not being serious
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		 Posted - 2010/12/22 :  06:19:22
  
  
  
  
 
quote: Originally posted by Andy_Influx: 
quote: Originally posted by 8D: 
quote: Originally posted by atomsk: 
quote: Originally posted by Andy_Influx: 
It's pronounced like Ozzy (as in ozzy osbourne) 
 
but most americans say it with an 's' not a 'z'. So it comes out ossi... and it shits me. 
 
 
I agree, it's definitely zed lol. 
   
 
Well I had it right then :D 
 
But the "zee" and "zed" thing it bothers me also, on north america says "zee' >_> 
I cant go around saying saying "zed" I'll get looked at like I'm retarded.. 
   
 
hmm I say "zed", but I have to make a point of it. it's especially great when someone brings up Jay-Z 
 
   
 
i call him jay zee... but imo it's his name, and he has the right to have it pronounced however he wants... he obviously likes jay zee... i don't think you're referring to him by his name if you said jay zed 
   
 
I do it just to mess with people man :P
 
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