There is this guy at work who says "jit" instead of "git": "we have a separate jit repository for this".

I am torn between staying amused and telling him.

I say jit but i say github. It is what it is.

Does he have ginger hair, or like to drink gin? Or maybe he likes gels.

does he say "jif" too?

Sometimes I wonder how people learning English as a second language cope! The rule with g is if it is followed by i e or y, it is a soft g sound, like gin. Except you get to learn the rule often doesn't apply (see what I did there with the "get").

@DustInCompetent i say jif. I think most africans say it that way.

stupid git :^)

Just jive him the news and await the armajeddon.

Call him a bloody git. 😊

There's a udemy course where the guy pronounces "function" as "fucktion"

I love it.

Tell him to jit out of here

@Root hey! that was my line! :D

@git-gud 😅 so it was!