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avatar Chud1 - Reply
gem even doe ghiaccio looks more like a chud
avatar Chud2 - Reply
You know scared Pepe? On Twitch, it's called "MonkaS" but everyone else says it "scared Pepe", like the frogposters do. But with soyjak, everyone spells it the Twitter way: "soyboy wojack". Like "pointing soyboy wojacks" or "say the line, soyboy wojack". WHY, >THOUGH!? WHY ISN'T IT "SAY THE LINE, SOYJAK"!? ARE YOU FRIGGIN' MOCKING ME!? IT'S FROM THE SOYTEENS, SO USE THE SOYTEEN WORD, DAMN IT! THAT raisin PISSES ME OFF! BUNCH OF DUMBASSES!
avatar Chud3 - Reply
@Chud: gem sculpted by White Album itself
avatar uhohchinky - Reply
@Chud: also pronouncing it 'soy jack' is a yucky amerimutt way of saying it
ffs the name was coined so it rolls off the tongue like 'voyak', the og polish way of reading 'wojak'
most european countries that use the latin alphabet use 'j' for a 'y' sound because 'j' was designed as the consonant version of 'i'
the others, especially romance speaking territories, had weird sound shifts for 'j'
a swedish OP titled the first soyjak 'soyak' for a reason
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