How do you pronounce the number "0"?

I always say zero, apart from certain cases where I say "oh", as in phone numbers, or years. I guess it's just a dialect thing. Why would you want to say "nought", though? Too long for a number that means nothing.

Both.
 
Why? 
 
That is a story for another day...

I always just say zero in every situation except years where I say "oh".

" I always just say zero in every situation except years where I say "oh". "

I'm from Canada and we pronounce it "Zed-ro"

" I'm from Canada and we pronounce it "Zed-ro" "

Never.  I live in a hole in a box, deep inside a basement.  I dont talk. 

I usually say "nolla", but I use "zero" when speaking English.

" @Meptron said:

" I'm from Canada and we pronounce it "Zed-ro" "

I can confirm this. "

I'm a Roman and as such never use the number 0. 
 
If I were to use it, however, I expect I'd pronounce it 'oh'.

'Nought' is what I usually say, but I am English (and therefore a bit of a twirp (that's right, im gettin 100% English on your 'arses')).
 
I do also say Zero though, but not as much as Nought. I never say 'O' because that's a letter. Silly billy.
 
Now I'm off to have a bit of a chin wag with my mates about the cricket, what what. Bit of a to-do with Essex don't you know?

" @Meptron said:

" I'm from Canada and we pronounce it "Zed-ro" "

I can confirm this. "

I've never heard "naught" used to mean "zero"; just "nothing." 
 
Edit: Seems people do use it, as "nought." Nice to learn something.

I say 'zero' unless I'm giving a phone number then I call it 'oh'.

'Zero' means 'nothing' though, surely? I mean, anything that describes there being none of something must conform to that.

Null.. but if I'm speaking english, usually zero. or oh depending on the situation

" @Meptron said:

" I'm from Canada and we pronounce it "Zed-ro" "

I can confirm this. "

'Oh'. 
 Unless I have to specifically make a distinction from the letter, in that case I'd use 'zero'.

Zero, although I sometimes will say "oh".

I like 'ought' (as in thirty-ought-six).  But not enough to use it.

" I always say zero, apart from certain cases where I say "oh", as in phone numbers, or years. I guess it's just a dialect thing. Why would you want to say "nought", though? Too long for a number that means nothing. "

I picked A, but I meant B.

B. for me.

You could have just asked this in your other post.

i'm english but i say zero. 
 
it's still zed though

I call em loopies

Dude, I was unaware of all the different ways people say zero. Crazy. I'm just going to start replacing the number with the word "Zilch!" and see how far that gets me in life.

When counting down :Nought
When reading the number: Zero 
On phone numbers: Oh
However Zero+Zero=Zilch
 
Therefore I am at conundrum city

0 = zero 
 
2203 = twenty two oh 3

" @LiquidPrince said:

" @Meptron said:

" I'm from Canada and we pronounce it "Zed-ro" "

I can confirm this. "

Double Confirmed "

How do I pronounce zero? Zero.

"Why would you want to say "nought", though? Too long for a number that means nothing."

Semantics

I used to pronounce is as "o" when in phone numbers/serial codes/etc, but recently I have just started pronouncing it as "zero" in ever occasion.  Makes me sound more technical.  :)

I've always said "zero" as zero.

" @ZanzibarBreeze said:

"Why would you want to say "nought", though? Too long for a number that means nothing."

Zero is two syllables, nought is one. "

" @LiquidPrince said:

" @Meptron said:

" I'm from Canada and we pronounce it "Zed-ro" "

I can confirm this. "

Double Confirmed "

" @fwylo said:

" @LiquidPrince said:

" @Meptron said:

" I'm from Canada and we pronounce it "Zed-ro" "

I can confirm this. "

Double Confirmed "

Where in Canada? Just curious if it might be an east vs. west kinda thing. I live in Nova Scotia and I've only heard people call it Zero. "

Most retarded thread of 2010.

Zero usually, but in some likes (like vault one oh one) I use oh.

You're still on this?

" Most retarded thread of 2010. "