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Is it true that the letter Z has been removed from modern English language?

No, that's not true! The letter Z is still very much a part of the English language.

It's possible you're thinking of a few things:

* The letter Z is used less frequently than other letters: It's true that "Z" is one of the less common letters in the English language, but it still has a vital role in many words.

* The letter Z has a different pronunciation in some words: The letter Z can be pronounced differently depending on the word, which might make it seem less familiar to some people.

* Some historical texts or dialects may have used different spelling conventions: Historically, there were variations in spelling, and some words might have used alternative letters or spellings. But this doesn't mean the letter Z has disappeared from the English language overall.

So, rest assured, the letter Z is alive and well in modern English!

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