How is GUI Olympics pronounced?

Published on May 17, 2004 By Rocky Nimda In WinCustomize Talk

Ok, after watching SDTV_GUIO_Week1.wmv, I have a question. How is GUI Olympics pronounced?
I always thought it would be pronounced Gooey Olympics. However, in the video I hear it pronounced: gee-you-eye Olympics.

By the way, there are some really nice skins over there...

Congrats to the winners of the first contest.

Good luck to the entrants of the rest of the competition.

Comments (Page 1)

CerebroJD

on May 17, 2004

I say it Gooey. As in sticky.

yrag

on May 17, 2004

I'll put it on my 'To Do' list....right after I figure out how to pronounce 'yrag'..........

paxx

on May 17, 2004

I say Gooey, and I say Eye-Rag.

Hus

on May 17, 2004

Gooey and Ray-G...whaddup yo?

yrag

on May 18, 2004

Ray-G...whaddup yo?

Koasati

on May 18, 2004

G.U.I. Olympics, and Gary (I just let dyslexia work for me in this case) ...

yrag

on May 18, 2004

dyslexia

....that's a Saxet thing, isn't it??....

.....oh...maybe not

Jafo

on May 18, 2004

Gew-ee.....why-rag....

CerebroJD

on May 18, 2004

I agree with Jafo on both, even if it is pronounced in Australian.

UpsideDownGC

on May 18, 2004

G U I (letters) and rag (sorry but that is how I pronounce it, I pronounce beta like bet-a not bate-a so I pronounce things odd. Dont be offendeed)

Erk.

on May 18, 2004

Gee you eye.... and ee-rag (coz it's Gar-ee = Gary)

Phroz3n

on May 18, 2004

Gooey!

Jafo

on May 18, 2004

beta?.....bee-tuh...

paxx

on May 18, 2004

I pronounce it bet-ah too. But that's because I'm french.

MikeB314

on May 18, 2004

It depends on who I'm talking to. Most of the time I pronounce it "gooey", but when explaining it to my mother, for example, it's "G. U. I."

I'm guessing Frogboy is probably the same way, targeting the video at a general audience. I also noticed he pronounce Kewk-HoE as "Kewk H. O. E."

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