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Originally posted by wotyzoid I meant with a short g not the j sounding g. Guh Guh.

But 'guilty' is a hard/strong 'g', just like in 'go'. You don't say 'jilty'. Or maybe you do?

However, if you're talking about the 'guh' sound, does that mean it's pronounced 'guh-you-ee', with the 'i' emphasised similarly to that of 'in'?

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Originally posted by Domesticated But 'guilty' is a hard/strong 'g', just like in 'go'. You don't say 'jilty'. Or maybe you do? However, if you're talking about the 'guh' sound, does that mean it's pronounced 'guh-you-ee', with the 'i' emphasised similarly to that of 'in'?

Exactly, a hard g. lol I don't understand what's so hard to understand about it. And the u is silent so no "you", just a strong g and "ee".

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Originally posted by wotyzoid Exactly, a hard g. lol I don't understand what's so hard to understand about it. And the u is silent so no "you", just a strong g and "ee".

So it's exactly like jupiterone said: 'gee'.

So like the "gee" in "geezer?"

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles So like the "gee" in "geezer?"

Yes. When jupiter said gee I though of it as "gee" in "geez".

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