How do you pronounce GUI?
How do you pronounce GUI?
Jose Gonzalez
Evan Moore
GNU (like GIF) plus User Interface
Josiah Evans
Gooey
Oliver Hall
I just say interfejs.
I don't really talk in English in real life.
Grayson Moore
Gee you eye. Fgt
Christopher Sanders
You don't fucking pronounce acronyms like words, you just say the letters in it. G-U-I, not fucking 'gooey' like some fucking brand of jello.
Eli Howard
>You don't fucking pronounce acronyms like words
user
Camden Jones
This
Levi Lee
>don't use English
>uses the word interface
Joshua Cook
>How do you pronounce GUI?
Gwibby uay
Christopher Roberts
Gee you i
youtube.com
Tyler Perez
g-oi
Jack Johnson
JEE YOU EYE
Leo Lewis
See, there's this thing called "foregin words". Even english has a lot of them.
Oliver Torres
Chewie
Easton James
Ever heard of loanwords? Not sure where that user is from but in Swedish interface is a pretty commonly used loanword, used at least as much in everyday conversation as the slightly archaic Swedish word for the same thing (gränssnitt).
Leo Young
Güí.
Gabriel Murphy
>Gwibby uay
W-what?
Lincoln Ward
gee you eye
That is correct from an objective perspective, anything and everything else is incorrect.
Ian Flores
silent G cause comes from GNU
Henry Lewis
>silent G cause comes from GNU
Gaaaah-NNOOEY
Brandon Peterson
>gweeeee
Samuel Morris
I'd just like to interject for moment. What you're refering to as Gaaaah-NNOOEY, is in fact, NU/Nju.
"The wildebeest (/ˈwJldəbiːst/ WIL-də-beest[1][2][3] or /ˈvJl-/ VIL-,[3] plural wildebeest, wildebai, or wildebeests, wildebeesties (juv)), also called the gnu (/ˈnuː/ NOO[4][5][6] or /ˈnjuː/ NEW)[4][6] is an antelope of the genus Connochaetes."
Jonathan Parker
...
Anthony Robinson
Logan Bell
I'm a solid 2.5.
Ayden Ramirez
[guj]
Nathaniel Sanders
I used to always say "G-U-I" but I use the term at work so often it becomes annoying so I've resorted to saying "gooey".
James Kelly
Actually acronyms are initialisms that you pronounce like a word. Get educated cunt.
Caleb Bell
Silicon valley uses gooey exclusively so that's what is correct.