King  +  60857 Sat, 11 Dec 04 11:14 PM 1. What is the name of the letter "z" pronounced like in British English? It's called "zee" in America, but I've heard that it's called "zed" elsewhere? Can someone prove this? 2. How do you post sound files here? An example is posted by "Mike in Japan" here: http://www.englishforums.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=19280 . If I can figure out how to post sound files, I might just make some examples for people so they can get a better pronunciation. King Joined on Sat, Nov 13 2004 New Member 33 Whatever I just said is about AMERICAN English. Just warning you. Pronunciation, British English

	Teacher Eric  +  60894 Sun, 12 Dec 04 03:54 AM My Korean and Japanese students pronounce "z" as /zet/. Of course, after I got through with them, they were able to pronounce it perfectly. As for your second question, the answer might be in the "Help" section. I tried looking for a post on it but failed. You might have better luck than me. Instead, this is what I found: http://www.englishforums.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=23 Teacher Eric Joined on Mon, Aug 16 2004 Full Member 171 Manila-based ESL/ESP teacher with a TESOL. Hoping to get a "Pass" in the DELTA.

	nona the brit  +  60950 Sun, 12 Dec 04 10:15 AM Yes, in British English, z is 'zed'. nona the brit Joined on Wed, Sep 22 2004 England Veteran Member 11,713 The name says it all.