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Yeahhhhhhh but the rpo code is just "Z"
There is no imaginary "ed"
Learn english ya morons. :-p
ok, Z is zed in Britian System. i.e. if i was asked to spell zoo i would have to say Zed - o-o = zoo. Z is pronounced Zed. Nissan 350Z = Nissan 350Zed.
okay i will agree with you that the Zee pronounciation works well with the the Nissan 350Z and even the BMW Z4...even I pronounce those cars with the Zee. But it will always be a Zed 28 and a Zed 06 to me.
okay i will agree with you that the Zee pronounciation works well with the the Nissan 350Z and even the BMW Z4...even I pronounce those cars with the Zee. But it will always be a Zed 28 and a Zed 06 to me.
I don't see your logic here. A Bimmer would be a much better car to say Zed with.
I say Zee. When I see z, I think zee. When you see z, you think zed.
For that, I laugh at you.
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well for example when Americans come to Montreal they often wonder where the street cotes-des-neiges is and so they ask "where is coteez-days-negeez?" when its pronounced more like cote-day-naygch. Or how about Vermont's Montpelier...which should be more like mon-peel-yea. There are so many others just not coming to mind right now.
Honestly I'm just kidding...it gives french Canadians something to laugh about.
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