Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Z"

A: It means agree completely.

A is the first letter of the English alphabet. Z is the last letter of the alphabet. From A to Z means all of the letters of the alphabet: everything.

A: Z is capitalized and z is not capitalized. Letters are capitalized at the beginning of a sentence, the first letter of the name of a person or place, and all other letters are not capitalized.

A: “In which area does the plane to Vietnam take off?”

A: Why you doubt? / Why would you doubt?

A: The letter or the sound it makes?

A: Thank you in advance for your answer

A: Zee in English (us)
Zead in English (Canada)

so ず would be romanized zu so take the first part off that sound before the u and add a e like in eat at the end

Zee (sorry not the best explanation of the sound).

A: It depends on the context. I feel like it tends to be a nap or a shorter sleep, but it can mean a full night.

A: ”ずい”

A: In America, zi.

Anywhere else, it seems like "zed". At least that is the impression I get from what I have read.

A: Here's a business formal version for your future reference:


Dear [Company B's Employee]

I am writing to introduce myself to you and your team. I am [Your Name] from Company A. I will be Mr. Z's replacement  as the sales representative for your company and will be managing this account. (Note that Company C has a different account manager.)

I work out of Japan, but hope that we will be able to meet in-person one day.

Looking forward to working with you. Thank you very much.

Sincerely,
[Your Name]

A: It sounds mostly natural, but you would want to put "Z's"to sound natural such as "I want to catch some Z's."