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Eluveitie Curtain's up for this lurid age Clear the ring for…
Groza The sick mare drags itself ashore From the depths of the…
Gym Class Heroes I’m a lover not a fighter but every night you…
Informatik You never know Life's river flow Where does it start Wher…
Islands I've been drifting I've been drinking too much Been thinki…
OMEN OKC Nil: I feel my soul detain into the heavy hell…
OmenXIII I am blades in the wrist I am death in the…
Piss Poor For salvation, what would you trade Smell the blood that…
Project Pitchfork I am less than you Less than love Less than hate And less…

SOHN Tell me if I'm mistaken But you're not in love Am I…
SOHN & Metropole Orkest Tell me if I'm mistaken But you're not in love Am I…
The Twilight Sad And I remember that day It was her last And when the…

Zamdane J′ai toujours les miens si ma mémoire se casse Malgré la…

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Comments from YouTube:

@davidmowbray4230

3y↑6

I've never heard anyone in U.K. use nought in a phone number or code usually oh. Nought is also used less by younger British.

@EnglishNinjaOriginal

3y↑1

Mostly British means examples like these - A million is written with six noughts./The car goes from nought to sixty in ten seconds./ Clothes for children aged nought to six. Here American E. choice would be 'zero', British E. 'nought'. When it comes to phone nos., out of the three options mentioned in the video 'oh' could be the most popular. But other in situations like in the examples above 'oh' not the preferred option in British E. So overall ' zero' represents American E. and nought is the British E. counterpart.