1. either is not the end of the world except that British people say zed.
2. ..zee or zed for me is the same...americans -zee and british zed...
3. Excellent. Keep up the good work.
4. well, when I had only 5 years old and now I have 15 =)) I learned english:from my second educator, and even from cartoons. At school my teacher learned us about UK  gramatic and accents., especially England's accent. When she putted us to sing, or play a role from a character, it always reminded me to become an actor :d
5. Yes I have an English accent. And yes I do live in the UK. I live in London. I can understand what you are talking about so you are making progress.
6. you have an english accent. are you live in UK? sorry about my bad english
7. I am sorry but I don't understand what this means.
8. uyh jjj
9. zed is english
10. Not in England it isn't. We always say Ex Wi Zed at the end of the alphabet. That is probably one of the differences between us and the Americans who say Ex Wi Zee - as you say. Thank you for noticing this and for your hits. Best wishes from central London - close to zee London Zoo. Have you seen the Talkabout Guide video yet?
11. haha you said zed its zee
12. Thank you very much for the suggestion I will try to sort it out tonight. Best wishes Jack
13. Hi, Thanks a lot for this peice of information....Can you please give the combination sounds of vowel and consonant (like ba, da,ca,fa,ga,ha,bi,ci di,fi,gi,hi,ji bo,co,do,fo,ho,jo,bu,cu,du,fu,gu,hu,). vowel and consonant sounds like(ab,ac,ad, af,ag,al,ak,am,an,ap,ed,eg, ef, ej, el em, en,er, es,ex, ev,id,if,il,im,in, is,itob,oc,of,om,on,op,or,ov,ow, ul,ug,un,um,up,ur,us, ut).Vowel and vowel combinations(ae,ai,au, ea,ee,ia,io, oa,oi,oo,ou)as it would be easy to pronounce the words correctly.
14. I am pleased that they are helpful.
15. thank you so much :) 
16. useful
17. Yeah, England speaks real English, lol, America just has a cheap knockoff.
18. Oh ok. I appreciate you clearing that up for me. Now im thinking of Lord Zed (the evil guy from power rangers w/ that z staff) lol
19. yes sorry about that. In England they talk about Zeds.
20. did he say zed for z?...
21. With one hundred views so far perhaps i would have done better to sing it. then i might have made one million hits.
22. You know, it's a good thing english is my first language from birth. I don't have too worry about learning one of the most used language's in the world XD A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z. NOW I KNOW MY ABC'S NEXT TIME WON'T YOU SING WITH ME :D Im sorry -_-
23. That is very kind of you. Cheers.
24. Thanks a lot I like your videos!!

i-teach-u English 3 Alphabet Sounds a-z

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i-teach-u Eng/US lesson 3 Alphabet Sounds a-z Alphabet names sounds, vowels & consonants This video gives people learning English a chance to learn the English alphabet. The names of the letters are given and their sounds. Then vowels are given - finally consonants. If you are learning English and wish to write to Jack Barnett (then add 21) and exchange letters with him then either write in the comments or write to Jack.barnett.wmin@gmail.com which will get to him too. You may care to try "i-TEACH-u English 1 speaking 100 most popular words" by JackBarnett21 i-TEACH-u Reading 11 available now - V & W words See also i-TEACH-u English 40 Alphabet sounds + pictures http://www.youtube.com/user/JackBarnett21?feature=mhum#p/u/12/d_6LYg5-7hE
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