No I wasn’t dared to do this. I just wanna give the silent letters of the world appreciation so that they know they are helpful and not useless. 
P in raspberry, you are appreciated. So is singlE pringlE juIce and more
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Stop ruining my life, I didn’t know that this letter is silent too 
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? How do you appreciate silent letters?
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Juice is pronounced “joo s” where I am
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By starting to pronounce them 
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Don’t think. Just do
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I thought you are supposed to pronounce it jujs… 
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How are you pronouncing the j in jujs?
J - juh
Or
J- jih
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This is confusing me even more
J (Like in Just) U (Like in you(?)) J (Like the y in you) S (a normal s I guess)
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Jiji? 
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I had to think about that for way too long but that pronunciation works
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I LOVE RASPBERRIES 
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European J is weird to a lot of native English speakers >.< It’s always a hard J to us.
That’s a rule you can reliably follow, there’s never a soft J in an English word
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I appreciate all the ils/elles conjugations of French verbs that are spelled differently from il/elle/on conjugations and yet pronounced the same (eg ils parlent and il parle are the same).
Basically, I appreciate all letters in French because they seem to be silent (except when they’re not).
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Shows appreciation
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Thank you “knife”, for helping me win in an argument against another kid in kindergarten.
We were arguing over if knife was spelled “nife” or “knife.” I was arguing for the “knife” side, and I won 
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I didn’t know that
Most Js in German are soft
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Psyched!
Raspberry. 
