Remarkably Unremarkable
It sounds like "zoos".
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I've always heard it as "Zoose."
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Moose with a Z.
Usually here.
Thanks for the answers so far, it's in line with what I thought. :)
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In uffish thought
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That's how I do it.
I've always heard it pronounced as Zoose.
Space Wizard
English: "Zoose" [zuːs]
German: "Tzoys" [tsɔʏs]
So, very similar to how one would pronounce "choice" in English?
Space Wizard
Yeah, pretty close.
Programming and surgery have a lot of things in common: Don't start removing colons until you know what you're doing.
Well, according to Die Hard, Jesus is pronounced like "hey Zeus".
"I don't know how I do it. I'm like the Mr. Bean of sex." -Drunkscriblerian
That is the Hispanic way of pronouncing it.
Depends on where you're from, and what you consider "Hispanic". 
In uffish thought
Though in Hebrew or whatever it is, it'd be more like Yesh-wah.
edited 7th Jul '12 9:21:22 AM by Telcontar
That was the amazing part. Things just keep going.
Fair enough...
Sneering Imperialist
I've always pronounced it "Zyews".
With cannon shot and gun blast smash the alien. With laser beam and searing plasma scatter the alien to the stars.
I pronounce it "Zeus"
Zoose. 
Lesbarian
Zeúß.
Mura: -flips the bird to veterinary science with one hand and Euclidean geometry with the other-
Brohirrim
Apparently in classical Greek, it would have been either "dz-eh-oos" or "zd-eh-oos".
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Uniocular
And how do you pronounce those?
Personally I've always heard "zeus" as "zoose"
"It's so hard to be humble, knowing how great I am."
Rhymes with "moose"!
You wouldn't pronounce it strictly as -oos in Classical Greek. It is pronounced Zeús. -eu sounds vaguely like -aeph. Some dialects used -oos, others didn't.
edited 7th Jul '12 4:32:18 PM by lu127
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Brohirrim
Yeah, I know. I sat in front of the computer for like 5 minutes repeating the "-eu" part over and over in an attempt to try and get the right sound-to-spelling transliteration.
Let's see...my textbook says "etch gliding into "-oo". So "e-oo-s"?
Those diphthongs man, they kill :( Especially Greek ones.
And for the "z", it would be pronounced like "wi-sd-om" or "ga-dz-ooks".
edited 7th Jul '12 4:37:18 PM by Iulla
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The classical pronounciation would be something like ゼウス, then?
Thought this question wasn't serious enough for OTC. Would you consider this
pronounciation as correct? There are some people who consider it wrong, while others think it is correct.
Because there's some German around it, it's the part were he basically says this
(Listen to the German on the right side)
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