It's interesting debate to observe from my perspective as my native tongue has no different pronunciations for letters, they are always the same regardless of their placement in words. G is always pronounced the same, and so is P. (Spoiler: it's hard G and hard P).

This brought another thing in my mind about soft G. Let's take for example Gin, which is with soft G I believe (it's hard G here because there is only hard G). Then there is the acronym GT for Gin & Tonic. The question is, in English language countries, is the acronym pronounced jay-T instead of gee-T?

Oh Lawd! Someone give her some peanut butter!

its pronounced gipf

So you pronounce it "Jay fag". Ok, sounds reasonable

Also laser is pronounced "lamb - ser", hard S of course.

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Hover text: Pronounced tzchphezche.

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It's pronounced with a hard J because a soft GIF is just the post deed version of GILF...

This is getting ridiculous. Let's just stop using these formats, so that we won't have to fight over the names. Let's all just use the PHNJ format.