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German to English translations [Non-PRO] Art/Literary - Linguistics | ||||
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na | [Zett] |
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na | ZETT, ZED, ZEE |
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na | [zed] |
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[Zett] Explanation: Im Deutschen wird Z immer nur [zett] ausgesprochen. US Amerikaner sprechen die Englische Buchstabe wie [sie] aus. Bi-lingual background |
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ZETT, ZED, ZEE Explanation: German: ZETT British: ZED US: ZEE Fuad |
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[zed] Explanation: Leute aus Großbritannien sagen [zed] Bi-lingual background |
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