Well, /technolojee/?
Well, /technolojee/?
Ryder Clark
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Joseph Young
GIF and nothing more
Ethan Reyes
It stands for graphics interchange format, not giraffe-X interchange format.
Christopher Jackson
Here's one
Connor Collins
It's an old English word, pronounced "hyiff"
Nicholas Turner
yiff
Chase Gray
english pronunciation is truly garbage tier
Charles Morris
soft g "gif"
Lincoln Bailey
gee eye ef
You say the letters
Caleb Murphy
From PNG documentation regarding GIF:
>Pronunciation
>No detail was too small for consideration in the authors' quest for a near-perfect image format; yea, verily, even the acronym and pronunciation were major topics of discussion. The reason, of course, is the GIF format; some pronounce it with a soft G like giraffe, some with a hard G like gift, and no one really knows what they're talking about. (For the record, the soft G is correct; it is how the author of the format pronounces it.)
Now shut the fuck up if you disagree with me.
Aiden Lopez
also:
>The pronunciation of "GIF" is specified in the GIF specification to be "jif", as in "jiffy", rather then "gif", which most people seem to prefer. This does seem strange because the "G" is from the word "Graphics" and not
"Jraphics".
Dylan Gomez
"that one old retarded wannabe bitmap format that nobody should use in YOTL 2018"
Gabriel Rodriguez
this owo
Grayson Nguyen
based
Tyler Turner
The letter is pronounced the same way the word is said.
Graphical, so Gif. Not Jif, even though the creater is a tard.
Chase Lee
you just say "if"
g is now obsolete
Asher Clark
Hyiff in hell, furfag.
Samuel Carter
>The letter is pronounced the same way the word is said.
So you pronounce jpeg as jayfeg?
Josiah Rodriguez
guyf
Ayden Thompson
so you read garbage as jarbaje?
you can read gif as gif or jif without knowing its origin
Gabriel Young
You might, but I sure as fuck don't. I say gif, as in 'gift' without the t. Why? Because that's what the fucking creator of the format says it is.
Juan Sanchez
Wait. Fuck. The retard went back on that, apparently, and now says it's 'jif'. No wonder everyone calls him a fucking moron.
Wyatt Myers
>The retard went back on that, apparently
He has literally never referred to it with a hard g. Your confused little mind just invented that
Gavin Cooper
its yiff
even wiktionary has the etymology of yiff as gif
en.wiktionary.org
Jacob Nelson
giffu or jiffu
Aaron Thomas
the g in .gif is silent
Nathaniel White
Considering the MAJORITY of G words are pronounced like a J, why do some people assume "gif" is any different?
Some examples:
gym, gender, gymnastics, george, generation, gem, gin, genes, giant, gypsy, ginger, gentle, genre, generate, general, gerbil...
Seems the problem here is illiterate retarded yankeestan mutts, as usual.
James Richardson
>considering the MAJORITY of CH words are pronounced tʃ
>some examples
>chemistry
Jeremiah Wright
If you make the argument that "graphics" has a hard G, you have to call JPG files jay-pheg.
Wyatt Roberts
Leo Rivera
Good thing literally everyone does.
Aaron Howard
gajiff
Logan Bailey
Oliver Hernandez
No one says that you Jay feg
Owen Wilson
>people still get mad over the pronunciation of GIF
>nobody discusses how GIF is pretty much obsolete with the wide support of videos and APNG
(well, except this user I guess; he seems like a pretty ok guy)
Parker Garcia
Jonathan Price
What a jood observation OP,
Let me jift you a jift
Xavier King
Name ONE acronym that isn't pronounced starting with the first sound of its first word.
Evan Sanchez
gif
Thomas Hughes
This is just a prime example of why the english language is shit
Kayden Watson
yup. hot mess.
Benjamin Lopez
Just want to chime in and say that the Jayfeg argument is stupid because the f sound comes from the digraph of p and h, without h it doesn't make the same sound so obviously you don't say it as f - if jpeg was instead called jpheg, then yes you would pronounce it gayfag.
Grayson Hernandez
Jif you dumb fuck
Ayden Garcia
a daring new take on a classic thread
Nicholas Jackson
/JEEEYYYY/