Because it’s wired…

Your wright!

And I’m rong.

Why is English so weird?

Instructions unclear, bottle empty.

I’m undressed now…

Probably because D has absolutely nothing to do with Z.

Additional question…

Who decided to include the letter D in the pronunciation of the letter Z?

Zed?

Where did that come from? We don’t say it that way over here in the states, we just say zee…

I had half my jaw ripped open when I was 16 or so. So I guess I’m lucky to pronounce or enunciate anything correctly these days.

Southern Mississippi, if that means squat.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_and_British_English_pronunciation_differences

Meanwhile, why do we pronounce cheese as cheeze?

Who threw the Z sound in there?

You seem like the sort of person that would pronounce the word often with a hard T, yet still pronounce the letter A as if it was an O.

I’m not sure where you’re from, but the th is indeed silent in my area regarding the word ‘clothes’. I’ve never heard it pronounced any different than ‘close’.

Now if it’s said as ‘clothing’, the th is indeed pronounced. But not for ‘clothes’. And I’ve worked at a clothing store before.

You might be thinking of the word ‘cloths’, which indeed does pronounce the th.

English is weird like that.

As a native English speaker, English is freaking weird like that.

You’re probably thinking of the pronunciation of close as in ‘close to you’

I was thinking of the pronunciation of close as in ‘close the door’

Which is pronounced the same as clothes.

Hoes drop their clothes.

Who the hell decided that close is pronounced the same as clothes?

Don’t phuck with my head, I’m two drunk!

There’s too to two different ways to pronounce and spell many words.

Fuck, that’s three!

Time to summon the goats, or something like that…

LOL! What app are you using to give such a warning?

I see someone doesn’t understand the definition of Rick Rolling…

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rickrolling

Pastor of Muppets

https://youtube.com/watch?v=MfxcUeP7wmk

I get you.

But if people out there are willing to give their lives up for a person from a couple thousand years ago, you’d think they might know how to properly spell the person’s name.

Not like he’s gonna come back to life, get real.

Somewhere between that, or possibly Yeshua.

I dunno for sure, but if people really believe in the man, shouldn’t they refer to him by his proper Hebrew name?