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To me, eraser and secure have the same or a very similar sound. In Ukrainian, it seems that the Cyrillic Ze has exactly the same sound as Zed in English. —Michael Z. 2005-08-14 20:03 Z
Zhuang's Latin Ze/3
editThe Zhuang letter doesn't seem to have any relationship with the Cyrillic Ze. Wouldn't it be better represented by the Latin letter ezh (Ʒ)? —Michael Z. 2006-09-26 01:24 Z
- Besides that it doesn't look like an ezh, Unicode explicitly says that it's Cyrillic Ze. --Ptcamn 01:58, 26 September 2006 (UTC)
- Okay, thanks. Odd, considering the other Zhuang tone signs have Latin letters. But I see that the Unicode code chart does say (under the entry for tone six!) that Cyrillic ze and che are to be used for tones three and four. Thanks. —Michael Z. 2006-09-26 03:49 Z
Bad Example ?
editI may be wrong, but зеркало [ˈzʲɛr.kə.lə] seems like a bad example, as it is not "devoiced word-finally to [s]" ...
Add pronunciation
editIf anybody knows how the word is pronounced, it would be helpful to insert its pronunciation after its name at the beginning of the article. Not personally sure if it’s [ze] or [zi].