Georges Niang American professional basketball player for Cleveland Cavaliers T-Shirt

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I would prefer to ask why the Georges Niang American professional basketball player for Cleveland Cavaliers T-Shirt in contrast I will get this rest of the English showing countries think it’s right to have Z be the only letter whose name includes another consonant that isn’t a part of its pronunciation. “H” is borderline, because it does have a “c” in its name, but in doing so it demonstrates one of its phonic functions. So my argument has more exceptions than I thought, but that doesn’t mean we have to go sledding down that slippery slope. A better question is … why is “zed” the only letter in modern English pronounced in a way that uses another consonant? All other letters are pronounced using just themselves and vowels. It breaks all other English patterns. Which I guess is consistent with English because every conceivable speaking and pronunciation rule is broken.