I've given up trying to pronounce this thing's name so I just call my wireless charger a Q charger instead of a "qi/chea/kee" charger.
Am I the only one here who does this? I find just "Q" to be more expedient anyway.
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Jaxon Phillips
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Cameron Myers
CHI
Chase Martinez
"chee" or "ch-ay"?
Hudson Reed
Christian Carter
>thschee
that's not helping
Nolan Martin
Just say "CHEE" you fucking racist asshole
Asher Rogers
"chee" as in "che guevara" or "chee" as in "chickpea"
this isn't a word
Xavier Butler
qi as in "chee"-se
a cheese charger
Brayden Martin
he might mean it as "chey"
Brandon Kelly
CHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Noah Perez
so, "gee" then
Ryan Gutierrez
チ
Elijah Morris
¿ché?
Connor Diaz
>I can't use the phonetic alphabet
Fucking imbeciles.
Josiah Gray
ok, "che" as in "cheese", or as in "chilie", or as in "chicago"
Camden Garcia
We all know the origin of this problem. Call it a Q-I charger if you're an American or a Cuey if you're from a Commonwealth country.
Blake James
Q without a U always makes a C-H sound. It's Chee, as in cheetah.
Sebastian Ross
Does anyone even use it's real name? I just call it a wireless phone charger. It's the standard everyone uses, so brand names aren't really needed at all.
Robert Young
so it's Gee
Jeremiah Flores
>chicago
kek
Easton Hill
Mate, no one in a commonwealth cuntry is using this crap.
Isaac Bell
are you serious? I've had a wireless charger for at least two years now
Nicholas Richardson
I just call it "kai"