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In France, G and J have the opposite sound: J sounds like G, and G like J. Makes sense? ;-) As such, everybody pronounces it "JIF" here. And it seems to go in
by jvzr 13y ago
In France, G and J have the opposite sound: J sounds like G, and G like J. Makes sense? ;-)
As such, everybody pronounces it "JIF" here. And it seems to go in the author's direction, so it's fine.
- eclecnant 13y agoIs that "JIF" meant to be pronounced in English or French, then? ;)
- jvzr 13y ago"jee-f" :)
- zapshu 13y agoI'm French and I never heard someone pronouncing it "JIF".
- jvzr 13y agoWell then I guess even us do have different pronunciations. I'm from Lyon and everyone I know, be it friends, family or colleagues, say "jee-f".