How to pronounce Xero

[shadowfax1007]

hey guyz

how would one go about pronouncing "Xero"

would it be like Zero or wat

 

[Friðbjörn]

hey guyzhow would one go about pronouncing "Xero"

would it be like Zero or wat

Yup, it must be pronounced like Zero, the name is just a different way of spelling Zero, that's why it's also written Xer0 sometimes.

 

[shadowfax1007]

awesome thanx man......thats been buggin me for ages

 

[session0677]

prnounced like ZERO

 

[VinnyTheory]

I got no idea

 

[Friðbjörn]

I got no idea

You just say it like Zero, in some languages x is pronounced as an s or sh.

 

[Ravynlee]

I say it like "Zero" too. Like the name Xander or Xena... it's "Z". Just a thought.

 

[Friðbjörn]

X is S in French and SH in Spanish. I think that's right, I don't speak either language though. Can anyone who speaks these languages tell me whether I'm right or wrong?

 

[masterchief2001]

Yeah. It Just like a z.

 

[stupidsoul1]

maybe its xer0 because the 0 would be a zero .....

 

[UnhingedMouse0]

Yup, its like Xerox, pronounced Zerox, so yah, the X is pronounced like a Z like everyone else said :thumbsup:

 

[FireHawk]

i always thought it was pronouced Like if you were saying: "X Zero" but i am wrong i guess

 

[Mike Shinodas Gurl]

i always thought it was pronouced Like if you were saying: "X Zero" but i am wrong i guess

I thought it was pronounced like that too.....X Zero

lol...I dunno but thats what it seems like

 

[LPGotLinkinPark]

I asume it's pronounced like "Zero." I have no proof though, just Xs are usually pronounced like Zs.

 

[FanSince1999]

You just say it like Zero' date=' in some languages x is pronounced as an s or sh.[/quote']

mmm not exactly, Spanish my native language is spoken really different according the place, for instance, in latin america, they pronouce the "sh" as you said, but in spain i know it's totally different

 

[misery]

just like xylaphone

xero is like zero

 

[Friðbjörn]

mmm not exactly' date=' Spanish my native language is spoken really different according the place, for instance, in latin america, they pronouce the "sh" as you said, but in spain i know it's totally different[/quote']Oh, I understand. As I said, I wasn't exactly sure.

 

[Xero_]

coool now I know how to pronounce my nick