Miller Freeman PSN, Inc.'s guide to advertising on the Web states that it is
pronounced jif:
http://www.psn.com/adonweb.html
My experience has been that hardware people and gamers prefer giff and
scuzzy, while software people and marketers prefer jif and S.C.S.I.
I prefer giff and scuzzy, myself.
-Marg.
-----Original Message-----
From: Bernie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 14, 2000 12:32 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [SURVPC] .GIF correct pronounciation?
Pete Rickard wrote:
>I read somewhere that "gigabyte" should also be pronounced with a
>SOFT "g", since "giga" is the root of the word "gigantic", for example.
But nearly
>everyone I know attacks "giga" with a HARD "g"... ;-)
I think whe should check what the greek (or is it latin?) pronounciation is
since that's where the word originally come from.
All people (including non-computer people and before the term GigaByte was
even invented) have said it with a hard "g" to me.
Now SCSI is another thing entirely, I think I've heard well over 5 diffrent
pronounciations and used 2 or 3 myself.
//Bernie
http://bernie.arachne.cz/ DOS programs, Star Wars ...
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