[gnovince]

I would never call it the "zed 10!" Doesn't sound cool to me like a lot of others keep saying! Z10!!! You go to Verizon's website and its "Z10" ...as well as other phone carriers here in America!

[Mercury]

Thanks for making me want to skip this phone. I don't pronounce the Galaxy S III however they would pronounce that in Korean (though it's probably Galaxy S III). I'm not walking around the US saying "Zed 10" because very few people would know what I am talking about. The primary purpose of any language is to communicate effectively with other people.

So you are going to skip buying a phone because of the name pronunciation? Where you even planning to buy this phone in the first place?

[arfin]

I say Zee 10 and i'm Canadian. Just sounds better IMO

[Mercury]

Thanks for making me want to skip this phone. I don't pronounce the Galaxy S III however they would pronounce that in Korean (though it's probably Galaxy S III). I'm not walking around the US saying "Zed 10" because very few people would know what I am talking about. The primary purpose of any language is to communicate effectively with other people.

I called the iRock Zed28, Nissan 350/370Zed, blackberry Zed10, and the list goes on. It sounds very weird saying Zee10 or 350/370 Zee or whatever.

[jdhooghe]

Z10 because that is what my region says but I know other people say Zed10 or Zeta10. I don't make other people pronounce it the way I want just because that is what I do. I was frankly surprised that people here are so anti-American and intolerant of other people's way of doing things when I first came here.

Besides saying Zed reminds me of Rip Torn in MIB and no one wants that.

[Descent]

In german "Zett Zehn"

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[gzkpez]

"Zed 10 eh" it is the Habs language. eh?

[SwissCuban]

I don't say Zed coz Zed is dead baby, Zed is dead. If you know what I mean ;-)

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[SwissCuban]

Descent ich glaube das die Zett Zehn war Hr. Heinz versuch auf Englisch zu aussprechen.

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[mkmilan]

Seriously!?

[Rudiv]

Zed. Even native language, Afrilaans

[Mirk]

I don’t know about the rest of you but when someone calls me by my name I personally prefer that they pronounce it correctly and not in whatever fashion or regional dialect they prefer. In fact, I have noticed that when I meet new people and they have various spellings or pronunciations of their names they get pretty annoyed if I just choose which ever one I feel like… it’s a name and I will respect the pronunciation and spelling given to it by the person who named it… that being said Thorsten called it a “Zed 10” when he announced it…

[Neely2005]

Zed. The commercials here call it the Zed 10.



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[tfp]

I'm Canadian, so I say Z

[superdelsol]

Haha I say zed. And personally think it sounds better than zee

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[eBud]

A few years back Chevrolet produced a really hot pony car - the Camero Z28. Definitely was not the Zed 28 down here.

[MidnightWatcher]

Strangely I find myself saying it both ways. Not sure why I do though.

I think we should stop calling it a "Zed" Ten or "Zee" Ten all together, and just call it what it really is: BlackBerry Zen.

[2c]

Zed

business as usual

[NaijaBerry]

Funnily enough I would usually say Zed if i was saying the letter alone, but Zee10 just feels so much better don't think I've ever referred to it as the Zed10

[dejongj]

UK English thus a zed10

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[Mercury]

A few years back Chevrolet produced a really hot pony car - the Camaro Z28. Definitely was not the Zed 28 down here.

Nah, ZED 28 sounds way better here!!

[anon(5639363)]

I think we should stop calling it a "Zed" Ten or "Zee" Ten all together, and just call it what it really is: BlackBerry Zen.

Ooooo I like that.

[knighty2112]

I say Zed as that is the correct the correct English pronunciation, but **** I don't care if you call it Zed or Zee its still one amazing phone! : )

[alan510]

There's a reason the Z10 gives you options for English - UK and English - US. They are not quite the same languages and both are legitimate in their own right. So it doesn't really matter if it is Zed or Zee.

Besides, the Z10 is modified for different regions. And you can bet it is said differently in Dubai, Paris or Kuala Lumpur. Another cool difference for BlackBerry. I doubt that there are too many different ways to say iPhone or Android!

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[Descent]

It's the same question between Opel "Aedaem" and Opel "Adam". The german say "Adam Opel" (it was the founder of the Opel company) and not "Aedaem Opel". The Main thing you unterstand this. ;-)

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