using just letters

Giraffe has an e at the end, too; that's the thing about English, few of the "rules" actually work, as much of spelling has nothing to do with pronunciation and everything to do with scholars wanting words to look Greek-esque.

yes but the e in giraffe affects the ff's prouncuoncation not the g's

You do realise that the "uh" in "duh"comes from pronouncing the "u" in "dungeon", right? Using the starting letter alone, hell the starting sound, it's just "d" - the other guy didn't argue "it G for Graphics so obviously you pronounce it as Grr" therefore it is intellectually dishonest to counter his point as if that were his argument.

The only reason people think it is pronounced "jif" is because the fucktard who coined the term said so - he is no linguistic authority, there is no established rule to say it should be this way or that.

The giraffe bullshit? Yeah, how do you pronounce "give"? To you say "jive"? Of course you fucking don't, that's a different word for a start. Halfarsed logic that has no factual basis should be left out, especially when it is so easily countered with mirrored bullshit.

im say its the letter not the sound of the word - graphics starts with a hard g not a grr

give is a hard g because of the e at the end

Giraffe has an e at the end, too; that's the thing about English, few of the "rules" actually work, as much of spelling has nothing to do with pronunciation and everything to do with scholars wanting words to look Greek-esque.

yes but the e in giraffe affects the ff's prouncuoncation not the g's

GIF stands for Graphics Interchange Format.

And how is the G in graphics pronounced?

Yeah, that's right.

That isn't how acronyms work, you mongoloid.
NATO - North Atlantic Treaty Organization
ASAP - As Soon As Possible
AWOL - Absent WithOut Leaving
POTUS - President Of The United States
LASER - Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation

okay but what about the anacronym d'n'd;

it is prounced as d the letter not 'duh' like at the start of dungeon

its letter based not based on the word its from, otherwise it would duh'n'dee

tl;dr you wrong

You do realise that the "uh" in "duh"comes from pronouncing the "u" in "dungeon", right? Using the starting letter alone, hell the starting sound, it's just "d" - the other guy didn't argue "it G for Graphics so obviously you pronounce it as Grr" therefore it is intellectually dishonest to counter his point as if that were his argument.

The only reason people think it is pronounced "jif" is because the fucktard who coined the term said so - he is no linguistic authority, there is no established rule to say it should be this way or that.

The giraffe bullshit? Yeah, how do you pronounce "give"? To you say "jive"? Of course you fucking don't, that's a different word for a start. Halfarsed logic that has no factual basis should be left out, especially when it is so easily countered with mirrored bullshit.

im say its the letter not the sound of the word - graphics starts with a hard g not a grr

give is a hard g because of the e at the end

Giraffe has an e at the end, too; that's the thing about English, few of the "rules" actually work, as much of spelling has nothing to do with pronunciation and everything to do with scholars wanting words to look Greek-esque.

yes but the e in giraffe affects the ff's prouncuoncation not the g's

it's X GOD FUCKING DAMN IT YOU PLEB

Implying you're too bad to stop gibuss phlogs