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Old 06-17-2000, 03:40 AM
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At my school AZD's are referred to as either AZD's (like zee) or Alpha "sigh" Delta.

Also I thought that the pronounciation for Phi as in Apha Phi or Alpha Phi Omega depends on if its a sorority (fee) or fraternity (fi)
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are you sure about the alpha "zee" delta? i'm almost positive it's called alpha "zigh" delta. but when you say the nickname, it's pronounced a"zee"d.

I'm not 100% sure so please correct me if i'm wrong

And yes, you're right, Phi Mu and D Phi E are both pronounced "Fie"
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Old 06-17-2000, 06:22 AM
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Hi everybody,

I have been to Greece and the pronounciation of the letters is mostly different from America.
Unfortunately, I don't know how to write it down phonetically but I am not sure if it really matters. Hey, you guys are in America and I don't see anything wrong pronouncing it in English.
One thing, however, that sounds surprising to me is that you say that "X" is pronounced "Zee". From street signs in Greece I learned that "X" stands for Chi and "Z"= zeta for Zee. There is in addition the Xzee (like in taxi) which I am unable to type here on my keyboard - are you all referring to that letter??



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