I used to work for a travel agency called YYZ Travel. It was always confusing when dealing with airlines in the US. I had to make sure they weren't confusing zee with cee and. YYC would be Calgary.
The choice of letters to me suggests that this business claims to be the ultimate/best one! Thought that could be said for one claiming the letter "A"! Hmmmmmmm
You say tomAto, I'll say tomAHto...
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~Lindy
I learned that from a Canadian friend of mine. It was a confusing and funny conversation!
ReplyDeleteI used to work for a travel agency called YYZ Travel. It was always confusing when dealing with airlines in the US. I had to make sure they weren't confusing zee with cee and. YYC would be Calgary.
ReplyDeleteInterpreting the letter for those of us who say it wrong!
ReplyDeletezed to rhyme with head and don't you forget it
ReplyDeletezed to rhyme with head and don't you forget it
ReplyDeleteIf the letters were chromosomes, there would be an extra male one. That causes all kinds of troubles.
ReplyDeleteThe choice of letters to me suggests that this business claims to be the ultimate/best one! Thought that could be said for one claiming the letter "A"! Hmmmmmmm
ReplyDeleteAn allusion to our beloved airport.
ReplyDeleteZed is the word. :)
ReplyDeleteZed is correct and so is colour rather than color.
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering how they selected this name.
ReplyDeleteI'll be visiting YYZ soon
ReplyDeleteI learned that it was zed when I took French in high school. And a small "A to Zed" British dictionary I have.
ReplyDeleteWe pronounce it "Zed" in Australia also.
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